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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1966

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Three SGA Campaigns In Full Swing At Westhampton

Westhampton names candidates for WO Student Government Association president and other officer posts. March 7 sets the first ballot election day. Nomination and straw ballot results determine further candidate announcements.

SGA Pat Brown Susanne Ivey Joan Odland WO Student Government Association Brownie Sales Nancy Sharp Jean Blodfelter Betty Newman Anne Holland Phyllis Rowland Carolyn Edmounds Jay Hart Sue Deaver Martha Dorman North Court Georgia Clarke Nora Rice South Court Kay Burnette Pat Coghill

Presidential candidates present identical platforms at Richmond College

Fite Godwin and Billy McCann campaigned for Richmond College student government. Voters will cast ballots in the College Shop foyer from 8 30 am to 3 30 pm. Both nominees proposed campus concerts at the Mosque, improved arena seating, dorm TV access, and a more assertive campus role for the student government. Godwin pushed for communications, finances, social life, reform, and athletics, while McCann focused on academics, athletics, and enhanced concerts and student services.

Fite Godwin Billy McGann Richmond College College Con. Lhoian Godwin University College Interfraternity Council SGA House of Representatives House Senate McCann

Henry to Research at UNC on Humanities Fellowship

Dr. Nathaniel H. Henry, English professor, receives a Humanities Fellowship for 1966-67 to conduct Milton studies at the University of North Carolina. The UNC Duke cooperative program supports humanities research in the Southeast. Henry is among 16 scholars chosen nationwide.

Nathaniel H. Henry University of North Carolina Duke University Henry South John Milton Milton American University Winrrits France University of Richmond Clemson Richmond Professional Institute Medical College of Virginia North Carolina Virginia West Virginia Modern Language Association The Rennaissance Society Milton Society of America And Delta Upsilon Fraternity

DeLozier and Ferguson seek SBA Student Government presidency

Mike Ferguson and Butch DeLozier announce bids for president of the School of Business Administration Student Government. Ferguson is active in the Glee Club and Phi Kappa Sigma. DeLozier is junior from Newport News serving as junior class treasurer. Other candidates vie for vice president, secretary, treasurer, athletic director, and senators with independent runners and All Student slate members.

North South Court Orientation Young Women's Christian Aassociation The Athletic Association Rocky River Ohio Miss Brown Kappa Delta Pi Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha North Court Miss Ivey Jarrett McCann Godwin United Student Party Rick Payne Jim Close Ray Kyser Robbie Baldwin Tom Green Charles Poston Bob Cox Bob Cgrute Henry Fizer Terry Crum Greg Haycock Bruce Abbott Senate Wayne Dawson Mike Ferguson Butch DeLozier School of Business Administration Ferguson George Smith DeLozier John Andrews All Student Party Chuck Moltz Bruce Welch Karl Mearns Frank Brooks Fred Glark Nelson Flippo Bill Lasher Paul Adams University Men's Glee Club Phi Kappa Sigma Glee Club Interfraternity Council Roanoke Newport News Business SBA Smith Lambda Chi Alpha Circle K Club House of Representatives Andrews Moltz Sigma Phi

Spiders Reach SoCon Semis With Late Layup

The Richmond Spiders beat East Carolina 76-74 to advance to the Southern Conference tournament semifinals. Tom Green scored the game winning layup in the final seconds.

Richmond Spiders East Carolina Tom Green

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Westhampton Josph W. Newton Westhampton College Government Association Suzanne Ivey Ruuell Parrish Godwin Dr. Henry UNC Bulletin
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