Dr Boatwright Returns to Desk at University of Richmond
Dr F W Boatwright president of the University of Richmond arrives in Richmond after eight weeks away. He plans to ease back, rebuild strength, and gradually resume duties while catching up on university affairs. An ovation at chapel welcomed him with welcoming remarks from Dean Gaines and students.
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F. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Richmond
Chapel
Boatwright
Dean Gaines
Actors Feast And Attend Theatre At Two Colleges
Following the opening performance of The Private Secretary at Westhampton College auditorium the cast joined a Richmond Hotel reception and later viewed Lightning at the Strand. The Dramatic Clubs of Richmond and Westhampton Colleges hosted the evening with guests Miss Paris and Mr. Farley in attendance.
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Westhampton College
Richmond
Strand
Westhampton
Paris
Farley
William E. Hatcher
Elizabeth Sydnor
J. Roy Saunders
Miss Paris
Mr. Farley
Local price cuts at University Cafeteria amid rising costs
Manager M C Doone announces a downhill pricing experiment at the University Cafeteria as items like breads soups and vegetables drop in price. Rolls and biscuits move to three for five cents batter bread two for three cents sliced bread thicker slices. vegetables soups drop to five cents jellies and preserves to five cents. Sugar restriction removed opening sweet tooth options.
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M. C. Doone
Westhampton Y W C A Presents Old English Miracle Play
Westhampton College Y W C A staged a thirteenth century nativity miracle play in the Red Cross Building before holiday recess. Twelve Westhampton students portrayed roles with skill and credit to director Miss Elizabeth Gaines and Miss Polly Simpson, whose guidance aided the success.
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Westhampton College
Red Cross
Church of England
University of Richmond Reopens High and Secondary Declamation Contest
After a five year lapse the University of Richmond resumes its annual High School and Secondary School Declamation Contest on February 22, 1921 in the Richmond College Auditorium. Representing schools across the state may compete for a valuable prize or trophy, with all departments open for inspection and a welcoming reception for participants.
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University of Richmond
Richmond College
Seventeen Spiders Admitted to Bar from Richmond Law School
Forty two graduates passed the State Board of Law Examiners from eighty five applicants. Seventeen men from the T. C. Williams School of Law at the University of Richmond earned admission, reflecting strong work by the university’s law department.
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State Board of Law
T. C. Williams School of Law
University of Richmond
Annual Group Pictures Planned for Monday at Spiderdom
Managers of the 1921 Spider arrange outdoor group photos for the annual on Monday if weather allows. Chapel adjourns early. if Monday is inclement, plans shift to Wednesday. Business Manager Spencer coordinates the shoot and urges organizations to prepare to avoid delays.
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Mond Lay
Spencer
Cagers Preview Opener Against Bankers Tomorrow
The Spiders await the season debut with 15 returnees under Coach Dobson and Captain Motley directing early practices. The planned arena is the new Howitzers armory, but delays push the game to the Red Cross Building at Westhampton if a suitable floor isn’t secured.
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Dobson
Bankers
Motley
Red Cross
Westhampton
Forensic Council Debates Trinity College In Intercollegiate Event
On March 5 an intercollegiate forensic event between Richmond and Trinity College N C is set to unfold at the chapel auditorium. Three members per team will debate the resolution Labor Should Share in the Management of Corporate Industry with preliminaries on January 17 and entries due by January 10.
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Trinity College
N. C
R. F. Edwards
Debating and Forensic Council
Richmond
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DR. Boatwright
Westhampton Y.W
Forensic Council
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