Modlin Elected President of Association of American Colleges
George M. Modlin was elected president at the 48th annual meeting in Cleveland Ohio. The Association of American Colleges groups about 629 liberal arts colleges and universities with ten commissions conducting research and reporting resolutions at the annual convention.
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George M. Modlin
Association of American Colleges
Gleveland
Ohio
Association
University Players Hold Tryouts for Between Two Thieves
Auditions for the third University Players production Between Two Thieves are set for February 4 from 2 00 until pan in the Quonget Mut. All interested students are invited to audition as the March production is scheduled.
Student Hurt In Fall At Thomas Hall
Richmond College sophomore and Phi Kappa Signia member Bill Howell was hurt Tuesday night after falling five floors in the Thomas Hall stairwell. He was taken to Medical College of Virginia Hospital after preliminary exam by Dr J Ta Moss and treated by Dr J M Meredith who said he was lucky to have only a concussion lacerations and body bruises with no broken bones.
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Bill Howell
Richmond College
Phi Kappa Signia
Thomas Hall
Howell
Virginia Hospital
J. Ta. Moss
J. M. Meredith
MOV
WCRC Posts 100Hour Virginia College Radio Record
WCRG and the University of Richmond station WCRC set a new 100 hour marathon broadcast last Friday. The event began at 5 p.m. and ended at 9 p.m. with 250 students visiting the studios and many listeners tuning in for the first time.
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WCRG
University of Richmond
WORG
Bill Jennings
Ranny Carleton
Don Date
George Tiller
Jennings
Ed Shrum
Richmond
Times
Dispatch
WRNL
Brubeck Quartet Leads Off at Millhiser Gym February 10
The Brubeck quartet with Desmond Morello and Wright performs at Millhiser Gym on February 10. The piece notes the group’s creative interplay and communication during tunes like How High the Moon and Tenderness, with a reference to the Richmond campus event and expected green lights on campus.
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Ried
Lola Marie Whitlock
Brubeck
Darius Milhard
Geary Gellar
San Francisco
Brubrek
Paul Desmond
Bri Hoek
Desmond
Trubeck
Morello
Wright
Bath
Dave Brubeck
Millhiser Gymnasium
Brubeck Morello
Morrello
Bruebeck and Company
Ion
Jack
Bagley
University of Richmond
REW to Consider Conflict and Purpose
Mimi Brent notes Religious Emphasis Week runs April 12 to 16. Gail Linh says attendance across programs reveals continuity and full benefit. Each day covers topics from Where Is Your God to Where Are Right and Wrong and Where Is the Church.
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Gail Linh
REW
God
French film debut by Comédie Francaise on Feb 7
Molières The Would Be Gentleman shown with English subtitles as the Foreign Pill Society offers the first film from the renowned Comédie Francaise. The New York Times praised its lively broad burlesque satire.
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Moliére
New York Times
Comédie Francaise
Philologian Society Elects Officers for Next Semester
Robert Toler was elected president of the Philologian Society Monday night. Also chosen were Phil Seat vice president and program chairman Judson Booker secretary Bob Scarborough treasurer Al Millar House representative and Frank Reibsa member of the Forensics Council.
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Robert 2. Toler
The
Philologian Society
Phil Seat
Judson Booker
Bob Scarborough
al Millar
Frank Reibsa
Westhampton to Crown Queen at Richmond Arena
Six Westhampton contestants vie for the WCRC crown tomorrow night at Richmond Arena during halftime of a UK Tennessee Teel game. Nominees include Pam Koch Liz Violette Sandra Nunn Joan Bishop Pat Kirby and Nancy Berkowske. Queen will receive a dozen red roses from WORG manager Bill Jennings as committee members Dean Gray and Dale Boatwright coordinate the event.
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Westhampton
WCRG
Richmond Arena
Tennessee Teel
Pam Koch
Liz Violette
Sandra Nunn
Joan Bishop
Pat Kirby
Nancy Berk
Owske
Bill Jennings
WORG
Dean CG. J. Gray
Dale Boatwright
University Gets Research Grant
The Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Virginia will award 500 dollars for faculty research graduate student work graduate fellowship or historical paper preparation. President George M Modlin announced the grant begins in October 1962 and targets early American or colonial history. A faculty committee led by Dr. B. W. Gregory Jr Dr. Frances Gregory Dy B C G Holtzclaw and Dr. R. G. McDanel will administer the funds.
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Society of the Cincinnati
Virginia
George M Modlin
B. W. Gregory, Jr
Frances Gregory
Dy. B. C G. Holtzclaw
R. G. McDanel
Student Center Presents Portrait in Black Tonight
The Student Center hosts Portrait in Black at 7:30 featuring Lana Turner Anthony Quinn Sandra Dee John Saxon and Lloyd Nolan in a gripping suspense drama. An 11 minute film precedes refreshments served after the showing.
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Lana Turner
Anthony Quinn
Sandra Dee
John Saxon
Lloyd Nolan
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