Mid-Winters Ticket Prices Set At 2.50
Interfraternity Dance Committee sets a 2.50 price for the three dance package for Jimmy Poyner and his North Carolina State Collegians at the Midwinter event in the gym on February 28 and 29. Single night tickets 1.60 tea dance 0.75. Non transferable with buyer and seller signatures.
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North Carolina State Collegians
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Interfraternity Council
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Collegiana
Walsh To Attend Racial Conclave
Walsh Ruther Walsh president of the Westhampton International Relations Club is selected to represent the organization at the Conference of International Relations Clubs in Rockhill South Carolina February 27 to 28. The event centers on American Neutrality and follows the club’s announcement of book list received from the Car-Seely Endowment for International Peace including works by Seymour Hudson Taddelford and Stratton among others.
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Ruther Walsh
Westhampton International Relaions Club
Winthrop College
Rockhill
South Carolina
Weshampton
Susan Lough
Car- Seely Endowment For International Peace
Brooks Enemy
Charles Seymour
Manley Hudson
Balkans
Norman Taddelford
John Clark
George Stratton
Oh Yeah and We Can Take It Phrase Spark at Hunter College
In a Hunter College address, Robert Gordon Anderson praised two slang expressions "Oh yeah" and "We can take it" as eloquent signs of world weary youth. He linked Oh yeah to disillusionment and asked why youth lose faith while noting its tragic implications and Victorian echoes.
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New York
Robert Gordon Anderson
Milner
Newspaperman
Hunter College
Anderson
Ecclesiastes
Dreiser
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Blenley
Law Society Moots Case Before February Meeting
At a February 10 session the McNeill Law Society presented a moot case to members and students. Plaintiffs were argued by Dillard and Williams with defense by King and Booker. The suit concerns a $400 000 church subscription and proper party to sue. Justices Staples Rogers and Campbell reserved decision for March. Doubts, the faculty adviser, critiqued the arguments.
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McNeill Law Society
A. F P. Dillard
W. D. Williame
W. T L. King
H. K. Booker
Nm Church
A. W. Staples
W M. Rogers
Ben Campbell
Doubts
University Players Hold Spring Play Try-Outs
Tryouts for the spring University Players production are set for next Tuesday at 4 and 7 30 PM in the Playhouse. Director Alton Williams seeks new talent with acting experience as rehearsals begin ahead of the April 6 and 7, 1936 performances of Channing Pollock's Enemy a grim WWI era tragedy.
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Alton Williams
Riemarole
Channing Pollock
Williams
Promise Next Issue Of Comic Within A Week
A new 28 page manga wing of the Moolseap will appear about Monday March 24. It features local and national politics with more art from Virginia students and University of Richmond contributors. Frances Tyndall sends a short story. Muddy Moore and Stobert Heller contribute humorous poetry. Copies are 15 cents at the Student Shop.
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Richmond
Frances Tyndall
Muddy Moore
Stobert Heller
Mr. Hughes
Sandaton
Faverle Firat
Toon
Cleveland Kern
Woodfin Speaks At Convocation On Washington Self Esteem
Professor Maude Woodfin of Westhampton College will speak at convocation on George Washington's Self Esteem. A Virginian by birth, she earned an A B from Westhampton and a PhD plan from the University of Chicago. She has taught history and political science since 1920 and is a Phi Beta Kappa member noted for essays and lectures.
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Westhampton College
George Washington
Woodfin
Westhampton
University of Chicago
Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Scholastic Fraternity
Thi
William Fr. Dodd
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Pr. Woodfin
Soph Class Requests Smoke-Free Co-Ord Dance
The Soph Class asks that there be no smoking at the co-ord dance Friday February 21 except in the radio and tea room and no tearing down of decorations.
Bano for Student Representation on Athletic Council
Bano seeks election to student representation on the athletic council and boards in the publications committee. The campaign emphasizes student input, fair selection, and improved athletic facilities.
Student Elections At Richmond College For 1086 87
Elections for the Richmond College student government officers for 1086 87 will be held Tuesday March first with new ballots. Voters will for the first time name a representative to the Athletic Council and the Board of Publications will also have a representative chosen. Nominations are open to all matriculated students and must be filed with Charles Wood secretary with three student signatures by Monday. Only certain class levels qualify for specific offices.
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Richmond College
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Board of Publiations
Charles Wood
Board of Publications
Westhampton College Hosts Tea for Advisory Committee
The Westhampton College Government Association Executive Council will sponsor a tea for the Westhampton Advisory Committee next Sunday afternoon. The Advisory Committee previously toured local historical sites in Richmond, including the Confederate Museum, State House, and Governors Mansion, and helped secure tickets to lectures and events for students. Plans aim to continue the program in spring.
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Westhampton
College Government Association
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Confederate Museum
State House
Governors Mansion
Plan Editorial Contest For Students Here
The Collegian and partners announce an international neutral ity themed editorial contest open to University undergraduates. Entries due March 4 at noon, 1996, with prizes up to 33 00 and publication in The Nation. Judging by Collegian Foreign Policy Association and Nation editors.
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the Collegian
The
Foreign Policy Association
the Nation Magazine
Collegian
the Nation
Yoars
Raymond I. Buell
Freda Kirehney
Paul UW. Sollogg
Wilam T. Stone
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Phoenix Society Elects Six New Members
Six new members were named to the Phoenix Society at the annual elections held last Monday. From Richmond College new members include David Orcutt John Stevens John C Strickland and Carroll Williams. From Westhampton College the selections are Lyndele Pitt and Rae He Norford. The old members listed are Aaron Hardcastle Everette Luttrell Roy Puckett Alice G Ryland and Harmiett Walton.
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Phoenix Society
Richmond College
David Orcutt
John Stevens
John C. Strickland
Carroll Williams
Westhampton College
Lyndele Pitt
Rae HE. Norford
Aaron Hardcastle
Everette Luttrell
Roy Puckett
Alice G. Ryland
Hamriett Walton
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