Filing Dates Set for Richmond College Student Government
February 26 is the last day for notices of candidacy for 1995-436 student government elections at Richmond College. The election will be on Tuesday March 6, covering eleven offices including four senators at large and three athletic association leaders.
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John Heybarrow
Hartford
Conn
Athletic Association
The
Junie Diggs
Richmond College
Aentors
Collegian
University Sets Spring Dance Dates At Millhiser Gym
The University Social Committee approves March 22 and 23 for a Spring Dance in Millhiser gym. After prior delays and gym-use conflicts with the Student Senate, planners finalize dates and seek an orchestra, considering Dan Gregory and Jimmy Pointer. Tickets will be two dollars to boost attendance.
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Millhiser
Billy Ballou
Dan Gregory
Jimmy Pointer
Vunier
Richmond
Carolinas
Phoenix Group Elects Members at February Meeting
The Phoenix Society elected eight new members at its Thursday night meeting on February 14. Four new members are Richmond students Roy N. Puckett Edgar W. Ligon Harold H. Goodman and Emmett Luttrell. The Weathampton students are Otella Francis Alice Ryland Margaret Walker and Hazel Weaver.
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Phoenix Society
Richmond
Weathampton
Roy N. Puckett
Edgar W. Ligon
Harold H. Goodman
Emmett
Dr Rogers to Address Honor Meet at Richmond Convocation
Dr Lindsay Rogers renowned author and lecturer on political subjects accepts invitation from the University of Richmond to speak on Metaphors Libels and Politics at Honors Convocation in Cannon Memorial Chapel on Friday March 1.
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Lindsay Rogers
University of Richmond
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Rogers
Baltimore
Baltimore City College
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Maryland
University of Virginia
Harvard
Columbia
University of Southern California
Albert Shaw
Page-Barbour Foundation
Moreland Com
VIPA Officials Meet Tomorrow in Richmond
A VIPA special meeting for editors and business managers of Virginia college weeklies is set for February 24 in Richmond. Alexander Hudgins will lead discussions on economic problems, NRA code inclusion, and ad placement issues between College Publishers Incorporated and National Advertising Incorporated. Attending are Charles Arendal, Frank Straus, and Sidney Mathews.
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Virginia College
Alexander Hudgins
Virginian Intercollegiate Press Association
Richmond
NRA
College Publishers Incorporated
National Advertising Incorporated
VIPA
Charles Arendal
Frank Straus
Sidney Mathews
The
Collegian
Freund Sets March 16 Deadline for Annual Subscriptions
The 1935 Web annual must have cash subscriptions by March 16 to receive a copy. No extra copies will be printed, and unpaid orders will be declined. Students planned to pay via contingent fees. staff drops that plan due to confusion. Virginia Engraving Company handles engraving as most work nears completion.
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Frite Freund
Virginia Engraving Company
McDanel Receives GE Board Fellowship for Law Study
Dr. R. McDanel, professor of American History and Political Science, wins a General Education Board fellowship to study International Law for a year at the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva. He departs October 1 and expects to return by July 1936. Mrs. McDanel and their son accompany him.
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R. ©. McDanel
General Education Board of
New York
Graduate Institute of International Studies
Geneva
McDane
McDanel
F. W. Boatwright
General Education Board
Richmond
Mra. McDanel
Dr. McDanel
Richmond College Debate Team Seeks Tau Kappa Cup
With two debates completed against Ohio Wesleyan and the University of Pennsylvania, the Richmond College debating team prepares for a state decision clash with Hampden Sydney on Wednesday February 27. The state cup honors go to the most successful team.
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Ohio Wesleyan
University of Pennsylvania
Richmond College
Hampden-Sydney
Tau Kappa Alpha Cup
Roanoke
Congress
Emory and Henry
Richmond Marek
Waynesboro
Hold Bridge Party A Benefit by El Picaro
A benefit bridge party will be hosted by El Picaro in the West hampton College drawing room Saturday at 2 30. Constance Vacen, president of El Picaro, oversaw arrangements for prizes and refreshments with admission set at 26 cents.
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el Picaro
Westhampton College
Constance Vacen
Frat Revue To Feature Fine Chorus
The University Players present The Rigmarole tonight at 8:16 P.M. in the Playhouse with a brisk ticket sale and a chorus of fraternity celebrities directed by Miss Maxine Schutze and others. The act includes the harem of Sultan H. Botwick plus dances and musical numbers.
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Playhouse
George Allen
Griffin Garnett
Fraternity Cetebrities
Misael Maxine Schutze
Page Johnston
Frances Wright
Sultan H. Barry Botwick
Physics Society Elects New Sigma Pi Sigma Members
Sigma Pi Sigma elected four new fellows W. Ha den J. R. Apperson J. B. Wil borne and M. P. Givens. Initiation will occur soon. At 4 P M on Wednesday Mr J B Taylor spoke to Sigma Pi Sigma and the Chemistry Club on Modern Engines and their Fuels.
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Sigma Pi Sigma
W. &. Haden
J. R. Apperson
J. B. Wilborne
M. P. Givens
J. B. Taylor
Chemistry Club
University of Richmond Athletic Deficit Revealed
Exclusive report shows Richmond College athletic council faces total liabilities near 16 000 dollars after a decade of deficits. Notes payable to local banks totaled 18 526 dollars as of September 1 1984 with 1900 dollars retired this year.
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Glenn F. Thistlethwaite
University of Richmond
Athletic Council of Richmond College
Fliat and
Merchants National Bank
Southern Bank and Trust Company
Five Co-ords To Take Roles In May Day Pageant
Five Westhampton seniors Epes Smith Early Caulfield and Cook McClure were named maids of honor for the May Day pageant. One will be May Queen, kept secret until coronation by the Troubadour. The queen will receive a robe and flowers, and the festival promises unique color and layout.
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Westhampton
Mildred Epes
Minnie Smith
Mary Pat Early
Helen Caulfield
Sue Cook McClure
Provence
YWCA Hosts Westhampton Delegates at Richmond Youth Conference
Six girls from Westhampton College, Harriet Walton, Mary Nelson Decker, Frances Frazier, Florence Marston, Nancy Lee Riley, and Jo Ann Kent, will represent the college at the Richmond Area Youth Conference at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church starting today through Sunday. Westhampton also hosts delegates from other colleges as part of a nationwide interdenominational program themed Christian Youth Building a New World.
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YWCA
Westhampton College
Richmond Area
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
Harriet Walton
Mary Nelson Decker
Frances Frazier
Florence Marston
Nancy Lee Riley
Jo Ann Kent
Westhampton
U. S
Canada
United Youth
Ministerial Union
Federation of Young People
Richmond
Hay Fever Rehearsals Begin for March University Play
The University Players rehearse Noel Coward’s Hay Fever directed by Miss Emily Brown with an ensemble featuring Jackie Johnston Sorel Beverly Britton David Bliss Mary Mills Judith Bliss and others. Sam Coward’s sparkling comedy centers on the Bliss family inviting guests for a country weekend. Tickets priced thirty five cents urged for early purchase to avoid last minute rush.
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Clara
Clyde Hardy
Noel Coward
Bliss
Mr. Coward
New York
London
George Allen
Hunt Nenon
Owen Neathery
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