Richmond College Alumni Noted In France Letter
From France a letter written by Captain James KR Sheppard to his family recounts high esteem for fellow Richmond College alumnus George W Saddler. He details three years of service rising from lieutenant to captain in Company G 80th Infantry, Third Division, with remarks on the war ending November 1918 and his transfer to a new unit.
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Freshman Miss Valleva Arrington Elected Chair
Miss Valleva Arrington was unanimously elected chairman of the Freshmen Class at Westhampton College for the fall term. Her leadership earned the approval of upperclassmen and early success reflected in wise selections and cooperative efforts among fellow students. Continued details appear on Page Two.
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Theodore Roosevelt Remembered As Fighter Statesman
Dr. Anderson paid tribute to Theodore Roosevelt at his Oyster Bay home recalling his Cuba battles and reforms. The talk highlighted his leadership in antitrust, canal, naval buildup, and a peacemaker stance. the speaker praised Roosevelt as a quintessential American whose spirit and honesty inspired national pride.
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English and Mathematics in Liberal Arts Education
The article argues that emphasis on science in liberal arts colleges grows at the expense of other departments. It contends scientific training degrades the humanities and questions whether colleges should become technical institutes. It notes the need for clarity and accuracy from English studies to support scientific work.
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Y Program and Eats Speakers at First Regular Meeting
President Boatwright spoke at the first regular meeting of the term held Thursday evening in the chapel. He gave a clear picture of activities from the December meeting for college workers and volunteers in Yonkers New York. Wistalle showed pep and enthusiasm from the conference.
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Rodents Hold First Meeting at Richmond College
Freshmen outvoted sophomores in a quirky campus gathering at Richmond College. Reported as a symbolic meeting under a blue sky, attendees gathered at Boulevard Park Chainhall with Newton presiding and guards at the gates as a curious scene unfolded.
Billy Sunday Campaign Aids Student Inspiration Plan
By D B Anderson the Student Committee of the Billy Sunday Campaign works to inspire schools with his visit. Miss Morence Kinney, a college teacher, guides student work with practical local insight. A rally is planned at the Auditorium with Mr Sunday speaking to college and John Marshall High School students on January 17.
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Westhampton Publishes Freshman Class Officers Roster
Westhampton releases a full roster of class officers after last week’s election. Senior officers include Juliette Brown as president and Esther Jenkins as vice president. Junior class lists Katherine Vaughan president with Lucy Wright as vice president and Leon Clay as treasurer.
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Esther Jenkins
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Philena Visaghan
Josey Pling Willimma
Stewart Averett
Charlotte Crows
Bya Jennings
Frosiman
Valeria Arrington
Narelisa Daniels
Dorothy Thomas
Gladys Booth
Seniors Elect Officers in Class of Nineteen
The senior class met after chapel to elect the final set of officers for the group. LC. Northern, the previous year’s president, outlined the purpose and praised Mr. Northern for his steadfast support and leadership in guiding the class through reorganization and new opportunities.
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