Debating Program Outlined by University of Richmond Forensic Council
The Debating and Forensic Council of the University of Richmond announces a new series of debates led by secretary William N. Beechler. The first event pits Westhampton against Richmond College on January 27 to consider whether all students should pass psychological tests for admission. Richmond College will be represented by Hillis Miller and Warren G. Keith. A February 10 debate with Lynchburg College will ask if Virginia needs a new constitution, with Warren McNeil and John Tarrant as Richmond College speakers.
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Fifty Three Names On Honor Roll At Richmond College
Fifty three students at Richmond College earned the fall term honor roll, the second largest since the school opened last September. The list includes L C Addington C J Apperson Jr A L Arthur W C Aatkins J L Bartel Wm N Beebler A E Bowers F C Broach C R Brown Hyman Cantor L C Carlton A K Carter S W Chappell Y C Cheung A B Clarke P Cohen Ernest Cooke H H Davis T A Dekle R D Drinkard Wm F Drinkard F J Duke W A Evans George Gay I L D George J B Guthrie L E continued on page six.
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Westhampton College Survey Smashes Flapper Trend
A Westhampton College questionnaire shows 81 percent oppose the flapper and 6 percent prefer a fiance to be a cake eater. At University of Richmond officials note 88 percent of students expect to marry after college. 278 women at Westhampton voted on questions anonymously.
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Popular Student Suffers Operation During Holidays
W. R. Carner a senior and noted ministerial student from near Spotsylvania Court House was treated in a Fredericksburg hospital for peritonitis over Christmas. He recovered enough to be on the road to recovery and not expected back at college for weeks. Carner is the Spottsylvania County sheriff's son and was traveling through Fredericksburg when acute appendicitis struck.
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Freshman Goodman Undergoes Appendiis Operation
Freshman Goodman of Newport News Virginia was operated on during the holidays for appendicitis. He is recovering well and expects to return to the University by February 1. He trained at Fork Union Military Academy.
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Westhampton Faculty Rep Attends Historical Meet
For the Christmas holidays faculty members traveled from New Haven New York and Alabama to share rare information with students. In the North the American Historical Association met in New Haven Connecticut with Dr. Beggs in attendance.
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Influx of New Students Boosts Richmond Attendance
University of Richmond records show 814 students enrolled on Tuesday with further matriculations expected this year. The office notes that numbers may rise as the term continues, reflecting a larger incoming class and growing enrollment.
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Enthusiasm at Philologian Literary Society Installation
The Philologian Literary Society held its first meeting of the term in the Society Hall Monday night with officer installations. New officers include President W. N. Beehler and Vice President J Hillis Miller. The group praised last term’s success and reported strong attendance, while a Mu Sigma Rho debate on reparations featured Stockton Puryear and Alexander Mullen arguing pro and con.
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Seniors at Westhampton celebrate 4th birthday party
In celebration of their fourth anniversary the Seniors of Westhampton entertained their Sophomores at a birthday party last Saturday evening in the Red Cross Building. Seniors dressed as clowns and Sophomores as fairies, creating a lively scene.
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Student hunter shot in eye returns to university
Frank Laprade, a sophomore at the university, was accidentally shot in the left eye on December 27 during a hunting trip in Pittsylvania County with his brother and a friend. Eyeball removed hours later at a Lynchburg hospital by Dr. Morrison. He has now returned to campus and is recovering. He prepared at Chatham Training School and is studying for a medical degree.
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YWCA Discusses The Old And The New
The YWCA held its weekly meeting in the Blue Room. Sarah Lee inspired members with reflections on the Old and the New and urged resolutions for a better life in the new year.
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Alumni Drive Funds for New Religious Center Building
Extensive plans by President Boatwright for a financial campaign to fund the Religious and Social Center on the university campus gain momentum. Alumni contributions boost optimism that the goal will be reached, with pledges promised from numerous former students and supporters across the region.
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Memphis
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Changes to Be Made in Heating System at Richmond College
Investigations in the two Richmond College dormitories during Christmas holidays uncovered mud and sediment in pipes clogging water flow and causing poor circulation. Acid in the water has corroded pipe fittings. During next summer vacation, proposed changes include a greatly increased pumping force, according to Dr. F. W. Boatright.
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