Reform Plan Debated by Freshmen at ODK meeting
Omicron Delta Kappa discussed revising article VII of the Student Government Constitution. Ralph B. Moore outlined a Vigilance Committee of officers, senators, the Student Government president, and one faculty member to enforce freshmen rules. Simpson Williams suggested changes and the discussion continued.
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Omicron Delta Kappa
Ralph PB. Moore
ODK
David Roland
Senate
Simpson Williams
Vigilance Committee
Com
Hitler Subject of IRC Discussion
The International Relations Club of Westhampton held a meeting in the Woman's Activity Building with Hmily Cudd Ruth Houser and Rosalie Oakes as speakers. Cudd discussed Hitler's latest address claiming German war lost colonies in Africa should be returned and blamed British control for tensions. Houser reviewed Anthony Eden's resignation and policies opposing dictatorship and war in favor of the League of Nations. Oakes reported on Neville Chamberlain and his stance toward Italy and Germany to avert war.
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Hmily Cudd
Ruth Houser
Rosalie Oakes
International Relations Club
Westhampton
Miss Cudd
Hitler
Africa
England
Have Ye Coming Rabbit Hop At Mortar Board
A playful note invites readers to the March Hare Hop hosted by Mortar Board. The event features music by Roy Dennis and a prize drawing for the first twenty five couples, with admission fifty cents or eighty five for a single attendee.
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Mortar Board
Molly Cottontail
Jack Rabbit
McDanel Opens Public Lecture Series at University of Richmond
Prof. Ralph McDanel, history professor, launches a six lecture series at the University of Richmond in the T Williams School of Law auditorium. The first talk, In Defense of International Law, is at 8 15 pm on Monday. Subsequent speakers cover topics from French dramatists to social security.
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Ralph ©. McDanel
University of Richmond
T. ©. Williams School of Law
Jean Gray Wright
Hugh J. Myers
Samuel W. Stevenson
John J. Carson
Solon B. Cousins
Pound to Give Honors Talk at University of Richmond
Harvard Law Dean Dr Roscoe Pound will speak at the University of Richmond Honors Convocation on March 4. Pound will fly in Thursday night for the event, which honors the universitys honorary organizations and features Phi Beta Kappa procession and invocation by Dr T F Adams.
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Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
University of Richmond
Pound
Richmond
R. I. Loving
Phi Beta Kappa
T. F. Adams
First Baptist Church of Richmond
My. W. H. Harrison
Epsilon Chapter
Students Hear Edwards at Friday Convocation
The Honorable Horace H. Edwards of Newport News and Richmond spoke at the Friday Convocation on February 25. A 1926 University of Richmond Law School graduate, Edwards has built a legal career in Richmond and served three terms in the Virginia House of Delegates while remaining active in state politics and alumni affairs.
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Horace H. Edwards
Newport News
Richmond
University of Richmond
Edwards
Virginia House of Delegates
Young Democratic Clubs of
Virginia
Roosevelt
Democratic Party of
Phi Kappa Sigma
Richmond College
Dave Satterfield
Washington
Congress
John Marshall Hotel
Rigmarole Plans Debate Causes Campus Split
University students debate whether to revive Rigmarole as a clean inclusive show. Faculty and students clash over scripts due December 1 and whether non fraternity members should perform. Opinions vary from continuing the tradition to canceling the event altogether.
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Theta Chi
Tommy Hall
Lambda Chi Alpha
Arthur Beck
Curtis Haug
SAB
Vesper Speaker To Be Dr Wells At Richmond Church
Dr Frank Wells pastor of Monument Methodist Church in Richmond will speak at the Sunday night Vesper service. Richmond College official Dr 8 B Cousins says Wells is a distinguished Methodist pastor known for engaging sermons addressing present day problems. Wells came to Richmond from Norfolk.
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Frank Wells
Monument Methodist Church
Richmond
8. B. Cousins
Richmond College
Wells
Methodist Church
Cousins
Norfolk
Sanford Walton Lead Record 21 Candidates for SGA()
Jack Sanford and Walton head a field of 21 announced candidates for Student Government Association offices. The roster shows three vying for president and two for vice president secretary and treasurer. Voting by secret ballot will be in the Alumni office March 1 from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.
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Student Government Association
John Haw
Treas
Student election race narrows in campus at large slate
Eight nominees contest senators at large two for the Board of Publication and two as Athletic Council prospects. Gerald Scott leads the Independent Party for president with George George from the Progressive Party and Flavius Walker among contenders. Jack Sanford opposes Russ Walton for vice president as Sanford previously served as senator at large and Walton led the class of 1938. Secretaries contest between Bob White independent and Calvin Kibler Progressive with Jack Noffsinger challenging William ReMine.
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Calvin Kibler
The
Progressives
Jack Noffsinger
William ReMine
Delegates' Wives Honored At Tea At Westhampton College
Wives of state officials and General Assembly members attended a tea honoring delegates' spouses hosted by Dean May L Keller and Westhampton College faculty in the Student Activities Building. Notables in the receiving line included President I F W Boatwright Dean Keller and several alumnae leaders. Alumnae transported legislators' wives to the college and, after tea, guests toured the dormitory and campus in groups.
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General Assembly
May L. Keller
Westhampton College
If’. W. Boatwright
George MecDanel
Henry W. Decker
Emily Gardiner
R. 8. Booker
National Alumnae Association
Sydney J. Hilton
Richmond
Frank Eppes
Woman’s College Alumnae
Westhampton
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Cudd, Houser
Oakes
Prof. McDanel
Scott
George
Walker
D. Gerald Scott
George George
Flavius B. Walker
Harvard
Phi Bete
Garland Haddock
Alton Williams
Williams
Marie Keyser
Vesper Speaker
Dr. Wells
Jack Sanford
Walton
White
Kibler
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