Richmond Defeats William and Mary in Close Relay
University of Richmond wins the indoor track relay against William and Mary in a sprint finish. Tharpe anchors for the Spiders with Chandler of William and Mary close behind by inches as Rucker opens a lead for Richmond. The Blues collect 60 of 83 points in the meet, aiming for a banner season.
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William and Mary College
Tharpe
Spiders
Chandler
Williamsburg
Red
Rucker
William
Mary
New Books Added to Library List
Several new titles join the library catalog this week including historical works and recent novels. Notable entries include Franklin Daniel Coit Gilman Williams Pitt two volumes Henne Phillip I Tarbeau Madame Roland and others.
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Franklin
Daniel Coit Gilman
Williams
William Pitt
Henne
Phillip I. Tarbeau
Madame Roland
Richmond to defend both sides of World Court debate
Richmond will defend both sides of the debate on whether the United States should join the World Court. Johns Hopkins and New York University oppose and advocate, with matches set in Baltimore and New York City on March 25. A team of three will travel for the event and preliminaries select players for a Furman University debate on the same topic.
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Hopkins
New York University
United States
University of Richmond
Johns Hopkins
New York
Baltimore
New York City
Furman University
Barrie Play Repeats At John Marshall High School
A second performance of James M. Barrie's Alice Sit by the Fire will be held in the John Marshall High School auditorium on Saturday March 1 at 8 30 PM. The benefit show is for Richmond residents connected to university activities and offers another chance for students and the public to enjoy the Dramatic Club's acclaimed production.
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James M. Barrie
John Marshall High School
Red Cross
Richmond
Dramatic Club
Technicalities of Music Explained To College Glee Club
Dr Emil Saveiro director of the University of Richmond Glee Club explained many music technicalities to members at the regular meeting Monday afternoon. Readiness in sight for a concert and plans for a trip to several cities in the state.
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College Glee Club
Glee Club
University of Richmond
Emil Saveiro
Plan Presented to Board of Trustees at U R
At a mass meeting called by the Student Government Association J P Sadler presented a plan for a campus social center He urged a $2 contribution from students to fund development of friendships and a venue for concerts radio readings and social gatherings on campus.
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Board OF Trustees OF
U. R
Student Government Association
J. P. Sadler
Victorola Records
Pruden Delegate to Y M C A Meet in Richmond
Edward HH Pruden served as the University Y M C A delegate to the Virginia State Y M C A Convention held February 7 and 8 at Hotel Richmond. The gathering drew leaders including Senator Spencer of Missouri and Governor Trinkle, with talks on Y M C A work for young men away from home and the drafting of a new national constitution. University officials Dr. F M Boatwright and faculty member Dr. S C Mitchell attended, along with Dr. George W. McDaniel of the First Baptist Church.
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Edward HH. Pruden
University Y. M. C. A
Virginia
Hotel Richmond
Red Room
Senator Spencer
Missouri
Trinkle
John Stewart Bryan
S. C. Mitchell
F. M. Boatwright
George W. McDaniel
First Baptist Church
Rich mond Institutions Convene For Nick Snead Minstrels Tour
Contracts drawn for Nick Snead's Minstrels to tour the state in spring and perhaps summer. About six engagements planned. Seventeen actors and singers, all University of Richmond students. A stellar show at the Red Cross Building anticipated. End men Nick Snead Ray Doubles Jimmie Shelborne Snake Gilliland Interlocuter Billy Southwood.
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Nick” Snead
Minstrels
University of Richmond
Red Cross
Ray Doubles
Jimmie Shelborne
Snake” Gilliland
Billy Southwood
University dramatic club reorganizes appoints committees
The Dramatic Club of the University reorganizes and forms committees to handle play reading study publicity costume program stage props and other tasks as tryouts for the first production approach. A joint meeting of Westhampton and Richmond Colleges was held on February 6 to consider a new organizational plan.
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Dramatic Club
Dramatic Clubs
Westhampton
Richmond Colleges
Presidents and Deans of Colleges to Present Administrative Problems
The first session of the Virginia Colleges association opened at the Jefferson Hotel with strong attendance. Representatives from many state colleges and universities joined members from public, denominational, and private institutions as they discuss largely administrative issues. Dr G F Zook of the U S Bureau of Education is to make his first appearance at the gathering.
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G. F. Zook
U. S. Bureau of Education
Association of Virginia Colleges
Jefferson Hotel
Forty-Five Named to Honor Roll at Richmond College
Dean Prince reports forty five men at Richmond College named to the January honor roll in what may be a record showing for the institution. Continued on page six.
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Dean Prince
Richmond College
Freshman Rat Banquet Plans Delayed by Campus Travel Issue
Freshman officials met in Chapel to discuss plans for a February banquet at the Richmond Hotel. The date remains unsettled as campus restrictions may block rats from leaving. Committees work on an engaging program and speeches to ensure a lively social event for all freshmen.
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Richmond
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