Richmond YMCA Chapter Forms ICC to Address Race Issues
The Richmond chapter of the National Intercollegiate Christian Council was formed with eight member colleges including Richmond College and Virginia Union University. President Russell Jones leads the chapter which aims to unite students across races and tackle Virginia’s race problem through forums, radio discussions, and campus articles. Meetings begin January 6 with a program on January 20 in the Medical College Egyptian Building.
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Richmond
National Intercollegiate Christian Council
Melvin Bradshaw
Richmond College
YMCA
Medical College
Richmond Professional Institute
YWCA
Union Theological Seminary
Virginia Union University
Westhampton College
Russell Jones
J.C.C
Virginia
Times-Dispatch
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War Council elects officers to fill vacancies
The WC War Council replaces Juanita Tiller naming Betty Clement as treasurer and Jane Woodward as secretary. Twila Newhouse, Freshman representative, and Patty Williams, Sophomore supervisor for farming, are elected. Plans for Fourth War Loan Drive start January 18 aiming at 14 billion dollars.
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WC War Council
Juanita Tiller
The
War Council
Betty Clement
Jane Woodward
Twila
Newhouse
Patty Williams
Jeanne Yeamans
Virginia Lambeth
Evelyn Josephson
Betsy Rice
K.P
Audrey Grubin
YWCA Hosts Second World Religions Seminar
The YWCA held its second seminar with Doris Colley and Bill Snead as speakers. Topics covered Hinduism protest movements Jainism Sikhism and Buddhism. Neil Collins chaired a brief discussion and plans for next month’s session on Confucianism and Shinto.
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YWCA
Doris Colley
Bill Snead
Mr. Snead
Miss Colley
Neil Collins
Alpha Sigs Bashc Nine Select Men For Brotherhood
Alpha Sigma units initiate nine members into the campus brotherhood during a wartime tapping in the Playhouse basement. Dr Albright becomes faculty advisor after Dr Bailey's departure to the armed forces.
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Alpha Sigs Bashc
Brotherhood of Campus Stinkers
Alpha
Sigs
Mardan
Alpha Sigs
Buddy Mayo
Miss Clark
Bailey
Dr. Albright
Alpha Sigma
James Worsham
Edward Shala
Chem Labs
George Cross
Collegian Platform Advances Campus Policy Reforms
The Collegian Editorial Board proposes changes to policy including financial status statements, ex officio representation on the Publications Board, a May 1 staff appointment, a six page monthly issue, and a post exam social event. It also calls for a University Committee from Richmond and Westhampton student governments to boost cooperation.
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Wbditorial Board
The
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Chesterfield
Interfraternity
Executive Council Changes Suggested At January Meeting
The University of Richmond Executive Council discussed plans for a complete revision to be presented to Richmond College students. Proposals call for clearer Student Government explanation, dances sponsored by the council, Navy representation, broader nominating influence, and a University Council linking Richmond and Westhampton Colleges. A Chapel committee and a War Committee were formed to address chapel programs and war bond sales on campus.
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Westhampton
Richmond College
University of Richmond
Joel Harnett
Navy
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University Chapel
Rita Muldowney
Westhampton College
Kenneth Howard
Boatwright
Westhampton Junior Prom Date Set for February 12
Westhampton's annual Junior Prom will be held February 12 in the gym. Burt Repine and his Westwood orchestra provide music with Kitty Breeze as vocalist. Dance from eight to twelve, with 17 dances and intermission serving refreshments. Junior class officers and committees listed. tickets are $1.65 per couple.
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Westhampton
Burt Repine
Westwood Orchestra
Ruth Latimer
Doris Colley
Arlington
Neil White
Petersburg
Ann Fisher
Richmond
Favors
Liz Parker
Williamston
N. C
Gin Pitt
Ann Seay
Wilmington
Mary Ellen Tucker
Mary Campbell
Washington, Va
Westhampton College
Publications Student Gov Reform Sought on Campus
The Collegian presents six reforms to improve campus life including reorganizing the Publications Board with more student representation and shifting staff appointments to May 1. It urges a monthly six page issue and a post exam social to replace Midwinters, citing past failures.
Forty eight Navy apprentices pass V-5 exams
Forty eight apprentice seamen have met the Naval Aviation requirements and will begin pre flight training on March 1. Thirty six were preselected earlier and twelve were added after officers interviewed candidates on campus. Four left the Navy to enter the Medical College of Virginia last month and are now midshipmen.
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Navy Group
Medical College of Virginia
McClure
Gardner
Lotus
Byrd
The
Medical College
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