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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1925

Page

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Summer School opens at University of Richmond June 22

Six weeks session of the University of Richmond summer school will begin June 22 with fourteenth subjects offered. Dean W. L. Prince announced nine current faculty members plus five visiting professors from other colleges and universities.

University of Richmond W. L. Prince Robert I. McCrackan Medical College of Virginia Sidney S. Handy St Johns College W. W. Hollingsworth Washington University St. Louis Clement T. Goole William A. Tarris W. S. Lawrence Grace N. Waddill Westhampton College R. C. Astrop

President of Women Voters to Speak at Westhampton

Mrs Maud Wood Park former league president and Radcliffe graduate on a ten week college tour promotes better citizenship among women students The stop at Westhampton College Richmond is her only engagement in the city She is guest of the college during her brief stay

Women Voters Westhampton Evers National League of Women Voters Maud Wood Park League Radcliffe College

Mid Winter Appointments at The Richmond Collegian

The Richmond Collegian announces mid winter staff promotions including G Cary White as assistant editor, Francis N Taylor as assistant managing editor, Moncure P Patteson as sports editor, Benjamin Cheatham as correspondent, Roland Galvin as assistant business manager, and others in reporting circulation and business roles.

The Richmond Collegian G. Cary White Francis N. Taylor Moncure P. Patteson Benjamin Cheatham Roland Galvin Leslie [. Jones Noffsinger Guy Mattox John W. Davis Chas, D. Moore Martin J. Logan

Kappa Sigma Tops Interfraternity Scholastic Standings

Kappa Sigma led campus interfraternity grades for January with an 82 percent average. Pi Kappa Alpha 81.41, Theta Chi 81.27, Lambda Chi Alpha 80.93, Phi Gamma Delta 80.63, Sigma Phi Epsilon 80.26, Phi Kappa Sigma 79.72, Alpha Rho 72.00 percent. The Interfraternity Council warns against incomplete grades and urges timely exams as no grade changes after dean’s office submission.

Kappa Sigma Pi Kappa Alpha Thet Chi Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Kappa Sigma Ravn Alpha The Interfraternity Council

Omicron Delta Kappa Elects Richmond Rep for Nacional Conclave

At a Richmond chapter meeting A Judson Evans was chosen to represent the University of Richmond at the national conclave opening at William and Mary College. Dean Wm L Prince attends as a national officer. other members R C Astrop Wm Faulkner Broach and J Mark Gentry are expected to be present.

Omicron Delta Kappa A Judson Evans University of Richmond William and Mary College Wm. L. Prince Richmond Col Joge R. C. Astrop Wm. Faulkner Broach J. Mark Gentry

Baptist Ministerial Association Tours University Campus

The Baptist Ministerial Association of Richmond met last Monday in Milhiser Memorial Gymnasium. Dr. Boatwright invited members to convene on campus and to lunch at Westhampton College. Ministers toured the campus, many seeing the university for the first time, and expressed satisfaction.

Baptist Ministerial Association of Richmond Milhiser Memorial Boatwright Westhampton College

Free Dramatic Club Play To Be Staged Before Exams

Richmond University announces a free performance by the Dramatic Club featuring South Sea Dust by Marshall. An open meeting Monday night in the Red Cross Building will showcase two short one act plays Woman's Honor and The Beau of Bath, as part of the free event.

Marshall Richmond University Red Cross Bath

Debaters Selected for West Virginia Supreme Court Topic

Final arrangements set for an inter-collegiate debate with Johns Hopkins University at John Marshall High School under the Richmond Education Association. After the main debate, the audience can question the debaters on the proposed child labor amendment.

Johns Hopking University John Marshall High School Richmond Education Association

Faculty stunt night postponed to February twenty seventh

Faculty stunt night has been postponed to Friday February 27 in the Red Cross Building. Details are unclear as participants keep plans secret. It is rumored the event will be a Kinder Symphony with city artists aiding local talent, with Professor and Mrs Harker overseeing rehearsals.

Red Cross

Psychology classes to visit Williamsburg

Advanced classes in Psychology of Westhampton and Richmond Colleges will visit Williamsburg for a first hand study in abnormal psychology. About twenty students will travel by automobile and return tomorrow night under Professor Rk C Astrop’s supervision.

Westhampton Richmond Williamsburg Rk, C, Astrop

Richmond College Alumni Launch $60 000 Social Center Drive

Alumni of the University of Richmond plan an immediate campaign to raise 60 000 for a social center at Richmond College. Thousands of letters were mailed to alumni as pledges are sought within weeks, with no contributions refused.

Richmond College University of Richmond

Smithers Elected Vice President of Tau Kappa Alpha

Herbert J. Smithers representing the University of Richmond was elected vice president by unanimous vote at the Tau Kappa Alpha annul convention in Farmville. The conference drew leaders from Virginia colleges with strong intercollegiate debate showings last semester against Johns Hopkins and West Virginia University.

Herbert J. Smithers University of Richmond Tau Kappa Alpha Farmville Virginia Tau Kappa Smithers Richmond College Johns Hopkins West Virginia University Richmond

Westhampton Debates Abolition of Hazing

The Westhampton College Debating Club discussed abolishing hazing in all forms. Emeline Sterns and Margaret Dorsey argued that other women's colleges have ended hazing and that hazing harms the academic atmosphere Westhampton seeks to foster.

Westhampton College Westhampton Emeline Sterns Margaret Dorsey

Declamation Meet for Prep Schools Staged Here Today

In the fifteenth annual déclamation contest sponsored by the University of Richmond fifteen to twenty high and prep schools from across the state will participate in the chapel this afternoon at 3 o clock. Alumni and many visitors from Richmond are expected as Prof. H B Handy heads the English department and presides. Dr F W Boatwright will welcome the representatives while a silver cup will be awarded.

University of Richmond Richmond H. B. Handy F. W. Boatwright

Tony Sarg Marionettes to Visit University of Richmond

Tony Sarg master of marionettes brings his works to the University of Richmond on Friday March 13. A matinee of The Pied Piper of Hamelin and an evening perf of Treasure Island will enchant children and adults alike. Proceeds benefit the Woman's Building.

Tony Sarg America University of Richmond Mr. Sarg Hamelin Treasne Island Richmond Europe Westhampton College Woman's

John Stuart Bryan to Speak at Sunday Vespers

John Stuart Bryan of the News Leader will be the main speaker at the Sunday night Vespers. The service starts at 6 48 and a large attendance is expected.

John Stuart Bryan News Leader

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