Colleges Plan Dinners to Foster Student Exchange
Westhampton and Richmond Colleges will host an exchange dinner this evening to boost social relations. Westhampton juniors and freshmen will dine on Richmond College food, while Richmond seniors and sophomores visit Westhampton. Afterward, intercollegiate basketball games will be attended by campus meal participants. If successful, exchanges may occur monthly.
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Richmond
Westhampton
Richmond College
Boatwright
Board To Probe Point System At College Meeting
Regular Student Government Association session shows campus interest in abolishing SGA. Charles Stokes moves to appoint a committee to study a Westhampton style point based student office system. Yeaman names Stokes Ritter Overton to committee. Budget Fees talks advance with Board of Publications members slated to join. President Boatwright confirms rumors of cheating reports were groundless after full faculty inquiry.
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Charles Stokes
Westhampton College
T. C. Yeaman
Eugene K. Ritter
Edward Overton
J. B. Dailey
J. R. Robinson
Board of Publications
Mitchell to Open Feb lectures on Omitted Chapters in History
Dr. S. C. Mitchell opens a three night series February 3 in the T. C. Williams School of Law Building. The talks cover Was Jefferson the Author of the Thirteenth Amendment Abolishing Slavery An Instance of Free Trade and Its Effects and Shall We Have a Secret Diplomacy or Continuous Conference. Sponsored by the University of Richmond Evening School of Business Administration.
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Astrop
Holtzclaw
Pinchbeck
T. C. Williams School of Law
University of Richmond Evening School of Business Administration
Alumni Legislators Entertained at Westhampton Banquet
Westhampton faculty hosted a banquet in the refectory for University of Richmond alumni now serving in the Virginia State Legislature. Honorees included senators R. G. Craft Gate City George L. Doughty Jr Accomac Robert Gilliam Jr Suffolk E Holland George W Layman Hunter Miller Hill Montague and R O.
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Westhampton
University of Richmond
Virginia State Legislature
Senate
R. G. Craft
Gate City
George L. Doughty, Jr
Accomac
Robert Gilliam, Jr
Petersburg
University of Richmond Students Eligible for Essay Contest
Undergraduate students may enter the Prize Essay Contest on Taxation of Land Values sponsored by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation New York City. Prizes total seven awards with $100 for first and $50 for second, plus five honorable mentions of $10. Based on Henry George writings and funded by Annie C. George Prize Fund.
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University of Richmond
Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
New York City
Henry George
Annie C. George
Dr Boatwright Travels to Washington for College Meeting
Dr Boatwright left Tuesday morning for Washington D C to attend a meeting of the Association of American Colleges which met Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. He is now in New York on business and will speak at the Pastors Conference in Baltimore on Monday January 20. He plans to visit the Maryland Hall Committee and finalize plans for Maryland Hall a new dormitory for Westhampton.
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Boatwright
Washington, D. C
Association of American Colleges
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Hall
Westhampton
Forensic Group Announces Southern Debate Tour Subject
The forensic council selects the topic Resolved That the Great Powers Should Renounce Their Extra Territorial Rights in China for the southern debating tour. Wake Forest Duke Davidson and Mercer face the University of Richmond with more schools possible. Tryouts arrive in the second week of February for all enrolled students in good standing.
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China
Forensic Council
Wake Forest
Duke
Davidson
Mercer
University of Richmond
Collegian Organizes Reportorial Club At Rich mond
The Richmond Collegian announces formation of a reportorial club for Westhampton and Richmond Colleges. All current reporters and prospective staff applicants are urged to attend the first meeting Monday at 3:00 PM in The Collegian office in the Y M C A building where officers will be elected.
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Westhampton
Richmond
Richmond Collegian
Collegian
Bynner Undergraduate Poetry Contest extends into 1930
Dr. Goode announces that Palms magazine will sponsor the Witter Bynner Undergraduate Poetry Contest for college students in 1930. Mr. Bynner serves as the sole judge, replacing previous years with multiple judges due to difficulty reaching agreement.
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Palms
Goode
the Palms
Witter Bynner
Bynner
Student Government Motion Calls For Reform At Richmond
On November 25 1929 Ernest L Honts moved for action January 20 1930 urging that school spirit is low and faculty cooperation lacking and that rehabilitation of Student Government is needed to restore support for athletic teams forensics dramatic arts publication and other activities at the University of Richmond.
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Ernest L. Honts
University of Richmond
Dr Eckhardt to Address Westhampton Club Meeting
The Westhampton International Relations Club held its second meeting in the Westhampton Drawing Room to prepare for Dr Eckhardt of Hungary and his lecture on The Minorities Problem of the Hungarian Government. Miss Hicks Miss Cake and Miss Epperley led a program with maps and a life of Premier Karólyi.
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Westhampton
Mary Hicks
Hungary
Miss Hicks
Frances Cake
Premier Karoyli
Karoyli
Epp
Dr Churchill Chamberlaine to speak at Vespers
Dr Churchill Chamberlaine of St Christopher's School will be the speaker at Vespers next Sunday evening in the Henry Mansfield Cannon Memorial Chapel from 7:00 to 7:50 PM. Dr R E Gaines of Richmond College chairs the Vesper Program Committee and Westhampton girls may be escorted to Vespers with ten minute engagements after the service.
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Churchill Chamberlaine
St. Christophers School
Henry Mansfield Cannon
R. E. Gaines
Richmond College
Westhampton
Westhampton YWCA Secures Radio Installation
Westhampton residents spread word that a radio has been ordered for the YWCA. After years of urging the board the YWCA will set up a specially furnished room where girls can relax, sell items, and enjoy themselves. Edith Goode Memorial room furnishings will be reused with Student Government Council aiding in purchasing remaining furniture and selecting the space.
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Westhampton
Edith Goode
Inter-Frat Council Debates Rushing Amendments
At a recent Inter-fraternity Council meeting no decisions were reached on rushing. The body favored keeping the season timing but shortening its length. Bids to run from eight o clock Saturday to noon Monday were proposed with limits on rush duration. Representatives named include L E Stengel Bill Carter Charles Stokes Hugh Ross Francis Robinson Martin Haase Will Ligon John Siegel Joe Deatehauser.
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Inter-fraternity Council
L. E. Stengel
Kappa Sigma
Bill Carter
Theta Chi
Charles Stokes
Phi Kappa Sigma
Hugh Ross
Phi Delta Omega
Francis Robinson
Kappa Alpha
Martin Haase
Lambda Chi Alpha
Will Ligon
Phi Gamma Delta
John Siegel
Pi Kappa Alpha
Joe Deatehauser
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pollard An Alum Governor Born August 4 1871
Dr John Garland Pollard, a University of Richmond alumnus, is celebrated for his long public service record as Virginian governor. Born at Bunker Hill in 1871, he later moved to Richmond where he began his education before entering Richmond College. Continued on Page 5.
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John Garland Pollard
University of Richmond
Bunker Hill
Pollard
Richmond
Richmond College
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F. W. Boatwright
S. C. Mitchell
H. H. Seay, Jr
U. OF R
DR. Boatwright
Washington
Dr. Eckhardt
Yeaman
University of Richmond International Relations Club
DR Chamberlaine
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