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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1937

Page

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Pollard Raps College Proxy Over NYA Subsidy

Former Virginia governor John Garland Pollard accuses University of Richmond president Dr. F W Boatwright of accepting a $1740 monthly NYA subsidy. Boatwright counters that funds paid students for college services, not the school, with 116 workers handling library indexes alumni files and professor assignments under a 1935 NYA authorization.

John Garland Pollard Virginia F. W. Boatwright University of Richmond National Youth Boatwright NYA Pollard National Youth Administration United States University

Luttrell Heads New Biology Club at Richmond-Westhampton

Everett Luttrell was elected president and Carroll Williams chairman of the program committee of the University’s newly formed Biology Club. The Phoenix Society dissolves to join the biology group to broaden membership. Officers include Virginia Britt vice president and Clyde Hardy secretary treasurer.

Everett Luttrell Carroll Williams Bailey Phoenix Society Richmond Westhampton Virginia Britt Clyde Hardy Dr Bailey Elizabeth Angle Rhoda Cornish

Songs for Rigmarole Set for February 27 at Campus

The 1937 Rigmarole musical comedy arrives on campus February 27 under Bernard Dabney and Alfred Ma ner with University Players sponsorship. Fraternity eliminations occur February 19 with no public access. Johnny Long and his orchestra will promote songs from the production on radio. Songs listed include There’s a Ring Around the Moon Low Down Low I Don’t Understand You Anymore and Sitting on the Moon.

Bernard Dabney Alfred Maner University Players Rigmarole Johnny Long Bill Redwood Elsie Bradshaw

Phi Beta Elections After Exams Scheduled

Dean Pinchbeck announced elections to the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society will occur immediately after first semester exams. Only seniors in the second half of their senior year are eligible, with at least a B average. Not more than ten percent of the class may be chosen. Keys will be presented at the Honors Convocation in February.

Dean Pinchbeck Phi Beta Kappa Honorary

University President Plans Early Return From D C Trip

Dr. F W Boatwright president of the University returns from Washington D C where he attended the American Association of Colleges meeting held Thursday and Friday of this week.

F. W. Boatwright Washington, D. C American Association of Colleges Association

Web Price Increase for 1987 Web Annual Subscription

Paul Somers announces the 1987 Web annual subscription will rise to $3.00 after February 1. The change affects current and new subscribers. The manager notes the price adjustment reflects added services and inflation.

Paul Somers

Richmond College Actors Seek Atmosphere at State Penitentiary

Three Richmond College actors visited the State Penitentiary to glimpse atmosphere for The Valiant. Warden Youell guided them to the death chamber, noting it could be arranged. They viewed the chair and the empty room, then received copies of The Beacon magazine from inmates.

Richmond College Martha Ellis Bill Sanders Edward Wilby State Penitentiary M. Youell Sanders Wilby The Beacon

Co.ord Winter Dances Feature Dennis Feb. 5

Completing Westhampton's Mid winter dance set the Sophomore Class will sponsor a dance on Saturday February 6 in the gymnasium of the new building Roy Dennis Orchestra will play for both events In receiving line are Lavinia Winston Jane Langley Dean Keller Miss Maude Woodfin and Louise Thompson Decorations are by Cassandra Harmon Ev line Flow Mary Ann McGue Jane Straus Mary Low Virginia Shuman Betty Conrey Jessie McElroy Balloons will be main motif Tickets fifty and seventy five cents from Ellen Warner Edith Stumpf Mary Curley Alice Evans and Eunice Figg Committees include Natalye Babcock Charlotte Sacks Bernice Smith Anne Scott Campbell Jacqueline Faulkner Christine Duling Margaret Harris and Ruby Ellis Danner Marion Conrey Marion Locke Agnes Deaton Elsie Bradshaw and Mary Dell Crouch

Roy Dennis Lavinia Winston Jane Langley Dean Keller

Price Chooses Web Sponsor For Dance Set

Hudson Price announces the Interfraternity Midwinter Set will be formal aside from the tea dance. Miss Jessie Anne Roudabush of Mary Baldwin College will be the Web sponsor and be escorted by Price. Tickets cost 3 dollars for the set. night dances 1.75 each and the tea dance 50 cents.

Hudson Price Jessie Anne Roudabush Roudabush Mary Baldwin College Price Phi Gamma Delta John Tabb Phi Delta Omega Broaddus Gravatt Phi Kappa Sigma Parker Brown Pi Kappa Alpha Wesley Boykin Sigma Phi

University Players To Present Four One-Act Plays Tonight

The University Players stage four studio one-acts at the Playhouse on Friday night at 8. The? performances, not opened to the public, feature cut away scenery and new set designs by Martha Ann Freeman and Harold Phillips under supervision of Mr. Alton Williams. The program opens with The Rising of the Moon directed by Francis W. Tyndall followed by The Twelve Pound Look, The Valiant, and The Man Who Died at Twelve o Clock directed by Harold Philips with an all colored cast.

The University Players Playhouse Alton Williams Williams Martha Ann Freeman Harold Phillips Mr. Williams Francis W. Tyndall William Clyde Hamilton Harold Philips

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