15 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
1
The Garsnans Community views REW as a catalyst for personal devotion and authentic existence. The program stimulates thought and questioning rather than providing all answers, encouraging private discussions and earnest seeking of a living Covenant Community.
A bulletin from Baptists for Freedom argues Baptists should freely interpret Scripture and express beliefs under the Holy Spirit. It calls for unrestricted inquiry in education, moral conduct by SBC boards, free Baptist publications, and leadership guided by Christian witness over personal advancement.
The piece urges Richmond students to take advantage of campus culture including art galleries theaters libraries and opportunities to observe state officials at Capitol Square. It argues that live experiences surpass books for learning music art and drama appreciation.
An Associated Press dispatch notes Britain's male high school seniors prefer clerical and skilled trades over top titles. A London headmaster based on student questionnaires asserts none want prime minister or high office, predicting a rise of premature pensioners. He cites a trend toward stable, lower risk careers.
A campus letter condemns the dismissal of Virginia Union Church guests to a backwoods band building after chapel worship. The author accuses REW team members of hypocrisy and questions the university’s hospitality and selection of reception venues during Religious Emphasis Week.
A Kansas City movement named Baptists for Freedom formed in November 1962 led by a steering committee of pastors and laymen. They warn of rising authoritarian trends in Southern Baptist life and seek to safeguard individual liberty to dissent and interpret scripture.
A film review of Billy Budd at the Westhampton Theatre questions whether law or justice governs, with Peter Untinoy, Robert Ryan, and Terrence Stamp delivering strong performances. The piece praises the film’s provocative moral dilemma and invites thoughtful viewing through a distinctive credit presentation.
The school announces a local Moot Court Competition to begin in February with judges from the National Moot Court Team and McNeil Law Society third year members. Participation is urged and semifinalists may win books from noted authorities. References to other campus events follow.
BEP columnist cites Virginia An Economic Profile from the Federal Reserve Bank of Virginia. Virginia ranks fourteenth with 3,966,949 people and a 19.5 percent population rise from 1950 to 1960, attributed to the early fifties military buildup during the Korean War.
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