Stein to Address University February 6
Gertrude Stein will lecture on English Poetry at Cannon Memorial Chapel February 6 at 815 o clock. The talk, limited to 600 attendees, is hosted by Richmond College Student Government with tickets on sale next week. Students pay 50 cents. unsold tickets go to town sale February 1. Miss Stein, famed for rhythmic, repetitive prose, is praised as a brilliant speaker who appeals to students.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Miss Stein
Richmond College
Richmond
Westhampton
America
Columbia University
University of Chicago
Chicago
YWCA International Board Meet in Richmond With Tea Event
Co ordinates host a tea in the Drawing Room at the college to welcome foreign delegates for the International Federation of YWCA leaders. The four day gathering in Richmond includes guests from Italy Switzerland Turkey Belgium China and Chile. Dr Susan Lough chairs the Hampton group assisted by Mrs Garnet Ryland and Mrs Relvin Harlan with Margaret Wel led coordinating the tea.
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Richmond
International Federation of YW Workers
International Board
Ywca Group
Weathampton
Thin
United States
Susan Lough
Garnett Ryland
Relvin Harlan
Margaret Welig
Italy
Switzerland
Turkey
Belgium
China
Chile
John H. Finley
New York
The
YWCA
Harlan Speaks at YMCA Religious Emphasis Week in Blacksburg
Dr. Rolvix Harlan, sociology professor and author, to headline Virginia Tech campus events during January 16 22 as part of a religious emphasis week. Other leaders include Dr. Weatherford and J T Hardwick. Harlan will discuss Building Christian Personality and campus life topics.
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Rolvix Harlan
Virginia, Tech
W. D. Weatherford
Ymca Graduate School
Nashville, Tenn
J.T. Hardwick
YMCA
W:therford
Weatherford
Assemblies of
Harlan
VPI
Lyric
Germany
Wicker Features At Vespers Sunday
Rev. J. C. Wicker of Northside Baptist Church will speak at the 7 p.m. Vesper service in Cannon Memorial Chapel. An alumnus of the University of Richmond class of 19, he played college athletics and later entered the ministry. He has pastored across the state and returned to speak here this year for the first time.
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J. C. Wicker
Northside Baptist Church
Cannon Memorial
Wicker
University of Richmond
Richmond
Second Baptist Church
Solon B. Cousins
Second Baptist Choir
PDE Proposes Revised Board Structure For University Publications
Pi Delta Epsilon urges a twelve member board to govern The Collegian and The Web. The plan adds three faculty members three student presidents an editor in chief and business managers from each campus plus a non voting alumnus adviser. Requires majority with two faculty concurring for major actions. A meeting of student government presidents and representatives is proposed.
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F. W. Boatwright
Pi Delta Epsilon
Board of Publications
PDE
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Law School
Boatwright
Collegian
Atlanta
Westhampton
Web
PDB
W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Richmond
Virginia
Deay
Seniors to Honor President Boatwright at University Event
President and Mrs FP Boatwright will host a gathering for Richmond and Westhampton College seniors Sunday afternoon January 20 from 4:00 to 5:00 PM. Invitations have gone to the senior classes of both colleges.
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FP. W. Boatwright
Richmond
Westhampton
Richmond College Debating Season Set to Open February 18
William Grenoble, president of the Forensic Council, announced Richmond College will open the 1935 debating season February 18 against the University of Pennsylvania on the munitions question. The schedule includes Ohio Wesleyan Hampden-Sydney Waynesboro Roanoke Oberlin Rutgers Gettysburg NYU Maryland and others with tentative debates vs Bridgewater Emory and Henry Fordham and Davidson.
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William Grenoble
Forensic Council
Richmond College
University of Pennsylvania
Grenoble
Pennsylvania
Ohio Wesleyan
Hampden-Sydney
Waynesboro
Roanoke
Oberlin
Rutgers
Gettysburg
NYU
Maryland
Richmond
Bridgewater
Emory and Henry
Fordham
Davidson
College Revue Plans Progress at Richmond Campus
Preparations for the Richmond College Campus Revue under University Players advance. The Playhouse show on February 16 includes organized programs, dances, a chorus, and interludes between acts with a local orchestra. Tickets cost 26 cents reserved for 80 seats per group and 160 for public sale.
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Richmond
University Players
Playhouse
Freeman Banquet Toastmaster To Honor Dr Mitchell
Freeman will be toastmaster at a testimonial dinner for Dr Mitchell to be held January 28 at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond. Speakers include Mayor Bright, Prof Wortley F. Rudd, Dr Jacob Billikopf, and Rodney Sharp. Tickets cost $2.50 and are available to University of Richmond students and others through the president’s office or the hotel.
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Billikopf
Bright
Rudd
Sharp
Douglas
Mitchell
John Marshall Hotel
Mayor Bright
Richmond
State
Virginia
University of Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
The
News Leader
John A. Coke
Jacob Billicopf
Philadelphia
United Jewish Charities
Thomas B. McAdams
Baltimore
Howard L. McBain
Columbia University
Thomas B. Ozlin
State Corporation Commission
F. W. Boatwright
Noted Chemist Plans February Dance Series Speech
Roger Adams, newly elected ACS president, will address the Virginian sections next Monday at 8 15 P M in a Medical College of Virginia meeting. Adams, professor at University of Illinois, studied at Harvard and Berlin, served as a wartime chemical warfare major, and will speak of plans during a long career.
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Roger Adams
American Chemical Society
Medical College of Virginia
Adams
University of Illinois
Harvard University
University of Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Old College Colors Recalled In Newest Sport Monogram
The University of Richmond revisits its colors with a shift back to the authentic crimson and navy blue for major awards while lighter red and blue uniforms continue for teams. Freshmen may see toned down crimson numbers, and critics joke about students knowing their alma mater colors.
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University of Richmond
Richmond
Mongram
Y Cards Available Ridgway Declares
Richmond College YMCA members may obtain Y cards entitling holders to Central YMCA privileges including swimming pool gymnasium and equipment. Apply in writing to Roger Buck secretary. card issued if cabinet approves.
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Richmond College Ymca
C. BE. S. Ridgway
Central Ymca
Roger Buck
Interfraternity Midwinter Dances Blocked By Gym Use Dates
Interfraternity Dance Committee leader Billy Ballou reports Gym use blocked by basketball schedule, delaying Midwinter dances until March if campus approval is granted. Social Committee yet to reply, with off campus option requiring additional permissions.
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Billy W. Ballou
Interfraternity Dance Committee
Glenn F. Thistlethwaite
Millhiser Gymnasium
University Social Committee
Ballou
Interfraternity Council
Boatwright
Thistlethwaite
Economic Club Renamed Social Science Society
After reorganizing from the Economics Club, the group adopts the Social Science Society name. Officers elected are Richard McCrone president Wade Lamb vice president and J M Powell secretary treasurer. By laws to be drafted by a five member committee.
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For Economics Club
Tate
Cral Science Society
Past Economics Club
New Social Science Society
Richard McCrone
Wade Lamb
J M. Powell
Social Science Society
Ernest Gearheart
Robert Thrntlethwaite
John Anderson
H. P. Thomas
Society For Adoption
Economics Club
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