Student Vote on AA Officers Abolishment Planned
A constitutional amendment proposed by the Senate at Richmond College would abolish future officer elections for the Athletic Association. The vote is set for tomorrow at 12:30 in the compulsory chapel with attendance slips used as ballots. Results will be counted by Student Government officers and reviewed by the dean's office.
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Athletic Association
Richmond Collee Blydont
Senate
Wilappa
Priday
Colleen
Amendment to Section 1 Revoked and Athletic Council Rep Added
The constitution is amended to revoke Section 1. Section 2 adds a provision for the regular annual election of Student Government officers to include a student body representative to the Athletic Council for a one year term. The SG A president and the Athletic Council representative become the student body’s official voices.
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Athletic Council
St. Jon
Student Government Amendment Sets One Year President as Representative
Under a new amendment the president will take duties of a representative from the student body for one year. George Laos as president becomes the first to hold this office with Charles Ryland as the other student hoady representative by virtue of his position. A formal student government call meeting will conduct the vote with Ptyland presiding.
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George Laos
Charles Ryland
Hoady
Thompson Attends NSFA Conference in Kansas City
Miss Louise Thompson represented Westhampton College at the Elev enth Annual Conference of the National Student Federation of America in Kansas City Missouri from December 27 to 31 198. The event hosted by the University of Kansas gathered 150 leading colleges. Theme Youth in a Changing World featured speakers including Gustave Kullman Agnes McPhail John W Studebaker and a National Youth Administration representative. They discussed local politics and international affairs urging college students to defend democracy.
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Louise Thompson
Westhampton College
Student Foderation of America
Kansas City
Missouri
University of Kansas
United State
Amother
Gustave Kull- Man
Teague of Nationa
Agnes McPhail
John W. Studebaker
United States
Millhiser Gym hosts Valley Rivalry on Wednesday
Varaily Haake Tn battles Randolph Macon in Millhiser Gym as campus events fill January schedule. Assembly meets Cannon Memorial Chapel at 2 20. Chemistry Club holds a 12 80 meeting. Messemer Staff gathers in Faculty Room. University Choir rehearses. Mitchell Literary Society meets in the law school study room. Convocation set for Cannon Memorial Chapel.
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Messemer
S.C. Mitchell Literary Society
1 C. Wiliams Law School
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Smith College Professor to Speak at University Convocation
Dr. Ralph Harlow, professor of religion at Smith College and educator from the Near East, will address the University Convocation in Cannon Chapel Friday January 10. The event is sponsored by local YMCA and YWCA. Harlow will visit and lecture for the organizations throughout the day.
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Ralph Harlow
Smith College
Cannon Chapel
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Harlow
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Debating Team Prepares Briefs for Hampden Sydney Meet
George Harper announces Richmond College debate squad will polish briefs after holidays. Each member should have final form ready before exams. The season opens February 6 versus Hampden Sydney, on campus or at T. C. Williams Law School. Selection for the southern Florida trip depends on earlier debate performances.
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George Harper
Richmond College
Hampden-Sydney
T. C. Williams Law School
Florida
Harper
Foolecap Critique Praises Risky Humor Across Pages
A partial critique praises Foolecap for bordering decency while tolerating risque humor. The reviewer lauds George Tra Allen for capturing James Joyce-esque elements and laments the magazine’s setting though noting professional column style in This Mad Whirl. Continued on Page Four.
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Foolecap
All Hall
George Tra Allen
Hoe
James Joyce
Walpel
Dean on Holiday Theatre Tour in New York
During the holidays Dean Kelley and Miss Pauline Turnbull spent December 23 in New York City. They attended plays and art exhibits, saw Porgy and Bess and Jumbo, followed Parnell with Joseph Holland of Richmond College, and viewed Pride and Prejudice and two Shakespearean productions with the Lunts. They also joined a three day lecture series at the Hotel Astor on antiquities.
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Dean
Kelley
Pauline Turnbull
New York City
Porgy
Bess
Billy Rose
Lunts
Art, Archaeological, Linguistic, and Philological Institutes of America
Hotel Astor
Miss Keller
Miss Turnbull
University of Cincinnati
Troy
Schliemann
Princeton Freshman Hoax Involving Five Classmates Exposed
Five members of the Princeton class of ’49 plotted to frame a freshman by offering a football stakes, a ride to Yale, and a food fundraiser. A New York paper aided the scheme with an interview, but the plan collapsed after students spotted a campus ad seeking old razor blades for “molting purposes.”
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Yale
New York
di Kauhbke
Snapiesen Wale
Princetonian
Mortar Board Fetes Juniors For Scholastic Honors
Mortar Board honors juniors with high scholarship as part of its program. Members Elizabeth Angle Mina Karp Louise Thompson Nancy Chappell Marguerite Hall Margaret Douglas Mildred Vick Ruth Stephenson Grace Eliott Ethel Buebank Joyce Stanley Margaret Mitchell Lourae Gano Betty Pleasanta Winifred Schenck attend a tea from 4 30 to 6 36 in the drawing room. Louise Thompson discusses her trip to the National Student Federation of America convention in Kansas City during the holidays. The group plans a year end reward for freshmen and sophomores who meet Mortar Board scholarship criteria.
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Elizabeth Angle
Mina Karp
Louise Thompson
Nancy Chappell
Marguerite Hall
Margaret Douglas
Mildred Vick
Ruth Stephenson
Grace Eliott
Ethel Buebank
Joyce Stanley
Margaret Mitchell
Lourae Gano
Betty Pleasanta
Winifred Schenck
National Student Federation of America
Kansas City
Mortar Board
Glee Club Dance Opens New Year at Westhampton
Westhampton Glee Club hosted a New Year dance last Saturday under Mary Virginia White. Ed Harris and his orchestra provided music. Attendees in the receiving line included Margaret Harris and May L Keller. Proceeds go to furnish the clubroom in the new Woman's Building under construction.
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Westhampton
Glee Club
Mary Virginia White
Ed Harris
Margaret Harris
May L. Keller
Margaret Watkins
Flaxington Harker
Woman's
Deadline Set For Yearbook Web At Low Price
The 1986 Web yearbook deadline is January 16. Anyone may obtain the yearbook for $2.50 before then. after that price rises to $2.00. Subscriptions are handled by JT Avendall Garland Ff Kinchelow Albert Wlaffky Robert B Harris Paul Somers Thomas Jolson Calvin Sibler Milton 7. Bob Harris urges organization presidents to contact him for representation. The Web office hours are 12:80 to 2:00 daily. A new feature section will include college snapshots from 1946 events. The binding will use imported cloth with a leather background and gold letters.
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Avendall
Garland Ff
Kinchelow
Albert Wlaffky
Robert B. Harri
Paul Somers
Thomas Jolson
Calvin Sibler
Milton 7
Bob Harris
Web
Literary Society Selects Stevens for Next Semester
Stevens Literary Society elects officers with John Stevens named president elect and John Staples as vice president. BHlmer Miller becomes treasurer and David Bear secretary, Mitchell Katz to represent the group on the Forensic Council. An informal dance by the Phi Lambda club closes the fall social program.
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GC. Mitchell Literary Society
Russell Tate
John Wamar Stevens
Forensic Council
John Staples
Bhlmer Miller
David Bear
Mitchell Katz
Brect Stevens
Philologian Literary Society
Phi Gam
Wiledlona
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Ptyland
Thompson
NSFA
Kansas
Chemistey Club
Puritan
Keller, Turnbull
Princeton, N. T
ACP
Bphrain
Katble
Princeton
Society
Literary Society
Stevens
Philologians
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