Stunt Night at Y M G A Delights with Laughter
Last Thursday night the Y M G A staged Stunt Night before a large crowd in the Philologian Literary Society arena. Sophomores and Freshmen competed in a blindfolded ring of antics, with the Freshmen winning ten of eleven trials. Oliver Garnett and Willis entertained with stringed music and jokes, while Omohundro acted as end-man. Several skits poked fun at wartime topics with humorous impersonations, ending with a tease that Mis continues on page four.
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Y. M. OG
Arla
Philologian Literary Society
Mesary
Ramsay
Knett
Sophonions
Preshnan
Oliver
Garnett
Willis
Ryland
Omohundro
Omolundyo
Richmond College
Ackiss
Uncle Sam
Senate
Hoover
Hamilton
Vaughan
la Follette
Wandever
Seagaw
Quint Working Hard To Prepare For Opening Game
Quint is preparing for the opening game as the Spiders’ Lois aim to debut next Friday night at the Yo M. OG. Av court in Richmond where the Red and Blue seek a strong start.
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Quint
Spiders
Lois Aint
Yo M. OG. Av
Richmond
Westhamptonites Explore Camouflage In Club Meeting
The Current events Club met Thursday with Jian, 10, presiding. Katherine McGlothling lectured on camouflage, clarifying pronunciation and discussing humorous protective devices and wartime blunders. Members noted a proposed trip to the legislature and praised attending sessions for insight.
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Jian
Current
Virgin Domes
Judd Paliette Brown
Katherine McGlothling
Westhampton
Cinevent
Leyislature
Virginian
No Man's Land
Glee Club Advances Amid Ailments and Edges Toward Concert
The Glee Club presses toward a concert despite widespread sore throats and obstacles this year. Under Mr KF Plasington Harker in their second year, the group shows drive and returns with improved discipline. New members also show strong signs of development.
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Glee Club
KF. Plasington Harker
Markey Laine
Discipline and Spirit of the Bat talion Improve Said Major Tucker
Major Tucker, commanding, says progress in drilling and physique is good but discipline among officers and men lags. He and Captain Chambley vow to instill strict discipline, with an honor pledge required for all battalion members as they press to become a top college unit.
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Tucker
Whi le O
Richmond
Cal- Jogo
Randolph ‘Tucker
Comemandant
Chambley
Drillminster
Chumbley
Chimbley
Intercollegiate Sports Courses Endorsement Rally
The National Collegiate Athletic Association at its New York convention urges continuation of intercollegiate competition to boost physical training and national readiness. It represents colleges nationwide and keeps fees low while reaffirming eligibility rules including freshmen participation.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York
Sergeant Sarazin of French Army Speaks at Westhampton
On Wednesday January 9 the girls of Westhampton College enjoyed a talk on the War by a sergeant from the French Army. The event drew students interested in firsthand war perspectives and historical context.
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Sarazin
Westhampton
Westhampton College
War Reading List Selections From Contemporary Journals
A catalog of 1918 era literary and political reviews includes Allied Prospects in 1918 by Maj Beith in World's Work, The American Tabor Situation in War-Time by Ordway Tread, The Red Cross Dollar in France by Howard Copeland, Russia's Pro Revolutions by Chaylon Johnston, and reviews from Review of Reviews and Reedy's Mirror.
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Maj
Ton Hay Beith
World's Work
Ordway Tread
Century
SisAe
Red Cross
Howard Copeland
Yale Review
Sotats
Russia
Chaylon Johnston
Review of Reviews
Von
William Marion Reedy
Reedy's Mirror
Tin
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Camp Lee
Arthine Int
Hayper
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