Exam Schedule Announced by College Deans
College deans released this semester's exam timetable for Richmond College, the School of Business Administration, and Westhampton College. Richmond and the Business School run January 21 to 31 with two daily sessions 9:00 to 12:00 and 2:00 to 5:00. Westhampton tests run January 24 to 31 following a three day reading period.
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Richmond College
School of Business Administration
Westhampton College
Business School
Westhampton
School of Business
IFC Blood Drive Sponsor at University of Richmond
The Interfraternity Council led a program allowing Richmond students to donate blood for the armed forces. A mobile unit will visit in March aiming to collect 125 pints from 11 fraternities. Students under 21 must include parent contact details on consent cards.
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Interfraternity Council
University of Richmond
Ra Druckman
IFC
TRC to Meet Monday at Richmond College
The International Relations Club of Richmond College will hold its first meeting in 1952 next Monday January 14 at 7 00 p m in room S of the Administration Building. The discussions will be informal.
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TRC
International Relations Club of
Richmond College
Eight Richmond College seniors win Who's Who awards
Eight seniors received certificates in Cannon Memorial Chapel recognizing inclusion in the 1951 52 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Recipients include Bobby Boggs Johnny Mac Brown Bob Chadwick Lynn Dickerson Ira Druckman Page Hudson Warren Long and Frank Skinner. Dr. McDanel presented the awards after a speech on the honor system.
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Richmond College
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Bobby Boggs
Johnny Mac Brown
Bob Chadwick
Lynn Dickerson
Ira Druckman
Page Hudson
Warren Long
Frank Skinner
McDanel
Senate Plans Pep Committee For U of A
In its post holiday session the Richmond College Senate approved a University Pep Committee to build school spirit, plan pep rallies, and decorate the stadium. The group includes cheerleaders, elected student leaders, class presidents, and rat chairs from Richmond and Westhampton Colleges and the School of Business. The senate urged campus dress improvement, requesting coats and ties to Sunday dinner and proper attire at Chapel, with gym suits barred in the refectory.
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Richmond College Senate
Richmond College
Westhampton College
School of Business
Westhampton
Senate
1952 Web to Honor Two Religious Activities Directors
The 1952 Web yearbook dedicates its pages to Dr. Othell Hand of Richmond College and Miss Mary Elizabeth Wrenn of Westhampton as Directors of Religious Activities. The feature highlights their careers, education, and service at local churches and college ministries.
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Web
Mary Wrenn
Hand Web
Othell Hand
Richmond College
Mary Elizabeth Wrenn
Westhampton
Norman Woerner
Hand
Meridian
Miss
Mississippi College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Southern Baptist Seminary
First Baptist Church
Yazoo City
Miss Wrenn
Richmond
Earlysville
Averett College
Meredith College
Woman’s Missionary Union Training School
Ginter Park
Northside Baptist Church
French War Orphan Thanks IFC Parents
A letter from Marcel Vanterhoudt, a French war orphan adopted through the Foster Parents Plan by the Interfraternity Council in Richmond, praises the program. The IFC funds his care at $180 yearly, providing food shelter clothing medical schooling and religious instruction.
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Interfraternity Council
Richmond
Marcel Antorhoudt
Tle
Marcel
Foster Parents Plain
Independent Relief Organization
IFC
France
Marcel Vanterhoudt
Tra Drucksnan
Peecuch Named Varsity Prox and Officers Elected
The Varsity Club elected Al Peecuch as president and Tony Raccioppo as vice president along with Bill Jordan as secretary Ed Elliot as treasurer Ned Baylor as publicity director Leo Antonucci as sergeant at arms. Officers serve February to June and plan a Spring Dance and picnic while returning surplus funds from the Homecoming Dance to Student Government. Retiring proxy Frye received warm appreciation.
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al Peecuch
Tony Raccioppo
Bill Jordan
Ed Elliot
Ned Baylor
Leo Antonucci
Proxy Frye
Field Enterprises educational division on campus interview
A representative from Field Enterprises Inc Educational Division will visit the campus Monday January 14 at 2 p.m. in Room J Administration Building to interview students seeking paid work in their spare time.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
BS Frat Seeks To Join AKP At University of Richmond
The University of Richmond School of Business Administration votes to petition Alpha Kappa Psi for membership. Officers Kenneth Tobias president Carl Dickey vice president Jesse Reel secretary Eston Cosby treasurer, all from Richmond. If chartered, Richmond would be the fifth AKP location in Virginia joining VPI UVA Washington and Lee and William and Mary.
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University of Richmond
School of Business Administration
Alpha Kappa Psi
National Professional Business Fraternity
Kenneth Tobias
Carl Dickey
Jesse Reel
Eston Cosby
All of Richmond
Alpha Psi
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee University
College of William and Mary
New York University
Hershey Outlines Student Rules for Selective Service
Major General Lewis B. Hershey announced that 1951 amendments defer students who are pursuing full time study until the end of their academic year with a single deferment. Students must have official school notice to the local board to avoid last minute induction and may enlist after completing their year.
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Washington, D. G
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
General Hershey
Chsses
Selective Service Law
Religious Focus Week Planned at University
One hundred twenty students begin planning a four day Religious Focus Week to open February 11. Twelve committees coordinate the sessions with fifteen speakers delivering about twenty assemblies and offering private conferences. Topics include Christianity in the Medical Field and World Affairs among others.
Dime Drive Opens at University of Richmond
The March of Dimes campaign began January 2 at the University of Richmond and runs through January 31. Funds raised support polio prevention and relief in the Richmond area.
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University of Richmond
Richmond
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By al Coates
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By Joe Prussack
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AKP
Dime Drive
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