Big Split Debate Set for March Second at Red Cross
March 2 has been chosen for a split debate with Westhampton College to replace usual literary society meetings. J B Blanks and Miss Tone Stuessy defend the affirmative on the question is it better to be beautiful and dumb than ugly and wise while J E Davis and Miss Gene Edmondson speak for the negative, presided by Miss Mary Louise McGlothlin and Mr C H Robinson. Judges will come from Richmond and Westhampton faculties. This marks the first mixed-team debate at the local school, drawing notable interest as traditional meetings are set aside for this event.
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Westhampton College
Red Cross
J. B. Blanks
Tone Stuessy
J. E. Davis
Gene Edmondson
Mary Louise McGlothlin
C.H. Robinson
Richmond
Westhampton
Sigma Upsilon Short Story Contest Buz on Campus
The Sigma Upsilon Literary Fraternity announces a short story contest at the University of Richmond. Manuscripts up to three thousand words due by April 1 and submitted in the Reading Room or mailed to Sigma Upsilon Short Story Contest. Prizes include ten dollars for first place and five dollars for second. open to University of Richmond students including Law School. faculty judges Dean Keller and I. I. Handy oversee.
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Sigma Upsilon Literary Fraternity
Dean Keller
Westhampton
1. I. Handy
Rich and College
Sigma Upsilon
University of Richmond
Law School
Alias of English Literature by Goode and Shannon
Professors Dr T Goode of Richmond University and Dr J F Shannon of Washington and Lee publish An Alias of English Literature from Century Company. The folio of about 150 pages includes maps and lists of English writers with their places, plus a place index linking authors to locations. It serves as a study guide to environments rather than biographies and has been adopted by several colleges.
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T. Goode
Richmond University
Washington and Lee University
Century Company
Anti-Opium Conference Debate Debuts at Mu Sigma Rho
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society opens with a debate on whether American delegates were justified in withdrawing from the Anti-Opium Conference. Rogers and Richardson argue affirmative while Gouldman and Schneider argue negative.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Rogers
Richardson
Gouldman
Schneider
W. T. Muse
W. T. Atkins
S$. T. Mabel
Lene
Pease
Bentley
M. 5. Shockley
Atkins
Professor RC Astrap Addresses Richmond Ladies Club
Astrap spoke before the Monday Afternoon Club of Richmond on the subject of psychology. About fifty ladies attended and showed interest in the present aspects of the topic presented by the local professor.
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RC. Astrap
Richmond
Glass Blowers Exhibit Tonight At University Auditorium
The University of Richmond science divisions present an exhibition and lecture on glass blowing tonight at 7 in the university auditorium. Students from Richmond and Westhampton College are invited. The Venetian Glass Workers will demonstrate blowing silvering spinning and decorating ships vases and figures and explain ancient and modern glass making and color sources.
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Science Department
University of Richmond
University
Richmond
Westhampton College
Death of F. P. Cummins at Petersburg Home
The Collegian reports the death of Ff P. Cummins of Petersburg Virginia on Saturday night. The funeral occurred Sunday afternoon in Petersburg. He was father to FN Cummins a Westhampton freshman and Miss Evelyn D Cummins a Westhampton sophomore.
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Ff P. Cummins
Petersburg
Cummins
FN. Cummins
Evelyn D. Cummins
Westhampton
Alumni Drive Plans $60 000 Campaign for University Building
The University of Richmond announces a $60 000 alumni fundraising drive led by Colonel Thomas B. McAdams as chair and Dr. Robert E. Loving as treasurer. Twenty five alumni from classes 1877 to 1921 join a committee aiming to start building within a year. Dr F W Boatwright indicates strong support and campus plans.
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Thomas 8. McAdams
Robert E. Loving
F W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Summer School Se offers six week session at law and college courses
A six week summer school will run with Dr. Robert Loving teaching psychology and physics by Dean W. L. Prince conducting classes in education. The program repeats winter standards, offers Pre Medical Work aligned to medical college entrance requirements, and Virginia State Board certificates. Law Department offers twelve weeks in two six week terms at T. C. Williams School of Law.
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Robert [. Loving
W. L. Prince
Prince
Virginia State Board of Education
T. C. Williams School of Law
Declamation Meet Set for Friday at Local School
A declamation contest will be staged here Friday with Prof. R. C. Astrop announcing the winning declaimer. Judges include Miss Maud H. Woodfin, W. D. Ellis, and Prof. H. TH. Seny. Schools represented span John Marshall High, Petersburg High, Fork Union Military Academy, and others.
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R. C. Astrop
Maud H. Woodfin
Westhampton
W. D. Ellis
Robert E. Lee School
Richmond
H. TH. Seny
John Marshall High School
Petersburg High School
Fork Union Military Academy
Blackstone Military Academy
Augusta Military Academy
Roanoke High School
Lynchburg High School
Newport News High School
Chatham Training School
Brodax
West Point High School
First Marshall Participation Marking Woodberry Forest Meet
Woodberry Forest and St Christopher’s join the annual meet with John Marshall making its debut participation alongside other institutions. The event marks a new entrant in the competition as schools compete for top honors.
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Woodberry Forest
St. Christopher's
John Marshall
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