Religious Focus Week to Open at University
Fifteen speakers led by a nuclear scientist a congressman and seminary president will headline the Universitys inaugural Religious Focus Week starting February 11. Events run Monday through Friday with chapel services seminars receptions and personal discussions across campus.
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Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Larry Mathews
Ralph Overman
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge
Tenn
O. K. Armstrong
Missouri
Korea
Japan
Formosa
Reader's Digest
Duke K. McGall
Furman
Baylor
Broadway Baptist Church
New Orleans
Robert C. Norman
Augusta
Sigma Chi
United States
Canada
Keller Hall
Fred Smith
University of Cincinnati
J. C. Williams
Baptist Sunday School Board
Nashville
Robert $. Denny
Taft Optimistic On Southern Support In Republican Run
Senator Taft expresses hope for southern backing as reporters cover his Capitol Hill press conference. He backs a hard line if Korea talks fail, supports using Nationalist forces against China, and argues a new president is needed to root out government corruption. He claims broad strength across states and declines to confirm delegate pledges.
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Robert A. Taft
Couienan
Confederacy
South
China
Ohio
Byrd
Nate
Truman
Taft
Eisenhower
Korea
Takt
Republican
MacArthur
McCarthy
State Department
Chicago
SG Compiles List For Book Exchange
The Richmond College Student Government creates a campus book exchange to reduce costs. Students submit a list of books to sell with title author seller name address and phone by January 31 to Presidents Skinner or Wheeler.
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Richmond College
Frank Skinner
Bill Wheeler
Forensic Debate Schedule Sparks Campus Activities
Forensic groups on campus plan a busy semester starting with the annual historical contest on Monday February 18. Entries close February 6 with Bill Chaffin or Lynn Dickerson. The Orator's Key awaits the best oration. Plans include inter-society debates and a forensic meet with Randolph Macon College.
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Bill Chaffin
Lynn Dickerson
S. C. Mitchell
Richmond ROTC Rifle Team Wins Hearst Match
Charles Bingham led the University of Richmond Transportation Corps ROTC five man rifle team with 150 points in the William Randolph Hearst match. Teammates Bob Holden 145, John Thomas 143, Paul Hood 136, and Joe Krivitski 105 also scored on the 200 point, 25 minute event at Millhiser Gym sub basement range using .22 rifles with M-1 stocks.
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University of Richmond
Transportation Corps
William Randolph Hearst
Charles Bingham
Richmond
Bob Holden
John Thomas
Paul Hood
Joe Krivitski
Millhiser Gymnasium
Harlequin Club Plans Feb Dance at Keller Hall
The Harlequin Club schedules a Black and White dance for Keller Hall on Proling February 8 at :00 p.m. Students should wear black or white outfits. Admission costs fifty cents per person.
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Harlequin Club
Keller Hall
Proling
Naval Air Reserve cadet recruitment notice
All students who have completed at least two college academic years who are interested in joining the Naval Air Reserve should write the Naval Aviation Cadet Procurement Officer at the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit Naval Air Station Anacostia D. C. The telephone number is LUdlow 4-2400 extension 343.
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Naval Air Reserve
Naval Aviation Cadet
Naval Air Reserve Training Unit
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
D. C
Ludlow
Westhampton Alumnae Plan Series of Faculty Lectures
The Westhampton College Alumni Association announces a Faculty Lecture Series at Assembly Hall First Baptist Church. Lectures start 8 30 pm with free ticket distribution at the University Alumni Office on a first come first served basis. Speakers include Dr Raymond B Pinchbeck on Virginia County Government January 21, Dr Samuel W Stevenson on A Literary Handbook for Husband February 4, Miss Pauline Turnbull on As Artists See Us February 18, and Dr Spencer D Albright on Ethics in Government March 3.
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Westhampton College Alumni Association
First Baptist Church
University
Virginia
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Samuel W. Stevenson
Pauline Turnbull
Senate Opens SAB Reception for Richmond College
The new Student Activities Building will open February 8 for students and faculty of Richmond College Westhampton and the Business School. The Richmond College Student Government hosts a 5:00 p.m. reception with refreshments. The event aims to improve faculty student relations and strengthen ties among Richmond College Westhampton and the Business School.
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Richmond College
Westhampton
Business School
Senate
Business School Forms Committee for Student Faculty Relations
The Senate approved creation of The Committee for the Promotion of Closer Student Faculty Relations with Bill Carter as Chairman. It includes four students and two faculty members, aims to air grievances and ideas, gauge reactions, and provide background for Senate actions. Dean Miller names the faculty reps and Carter appoints the student members.
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Senate of the Business School
Bill Carter
Senate
Dean Miller
Mortar Board Plans Annual Marriage Lectures at Westhampton
Mortar Board will sponsor its annual marriage lectures on February 4 5 and 6 in Keller Hall at 7 15 p.m. Westhampton juniors and seniors will hear outstanding Richmond speakers on social religious and biological aspects of marriages.
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Mortar Board
Westhampton
Richmond
Mortarboard
Keller Hall
Senate to Publish Calendar of Campus Events
In a regular meeting the Senate voted to publish a second semester calendar including athletic and Dean’s social events. The calendar will be distributed to all students. The Senate favored Frank Skinner’s suggestion to form a group of campus leaders to visit nearby high schools to promote college life and Richmond College.
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Senate
Frank Skinner
Richmond College
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