R C Messenger To Enjoy Free Distribution
The Richmond College Messenger issue marking its sixtieth anniversary will be distributed free to all students on Monday February 3. Copies will be placed in the Administration Building. The edition includes Allan Nixon’s There Is No Death and various short stories by Kern Tyndall Machiarand King and others, plus poems and essays.
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Russell Tate
Everett Anderson
Frank Finney
Runwell Tate
G. Motte Martin
Samuel Cohen
Texas Student Covers Ethiopia
Greenville reporter 19 year old UT journalism sophomore Boh Arnold sails to Djibouti and Addis Ababa with an Ethiopian delegation member. He files feature stories from the war zone via school paper The Texan while noting Addis Ababa’s swift justice and dangers from native taxis.
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Midsemester Grades Reveal Fraternal and Nonfraternal Split
The Richmond Collegian reports midsemester outcomes from Richmond College showing seven students failing all classes, twenty four passing one, and forty eight passing two. Fraternity and nonfraternity totals are examined across three performance groups, with equal frat and nonfrat counts in the two-class group and mixed results in the one-class category. The piece closes with a partial class distribution table.
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Goats and Queens Highlight Westhampton Arts Week
Winter events at Westhampton University unfold with two key notes. The 19386 May Queen will be chosen February 14 after senior class meetings, while tryouts for the Rigmarole ballet open February 14 with goats class representatives from fraternities.
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Playboys English 26 Drama Class Offered Next Term
English 26 taught by Professor Williams meets Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 30 next semester. It covers play production scenic technique and voice development using miniature stage models. Open to all students interested in stage work and University Players membership.
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Five Westhampton seniors named Who's Who nominees
Westhampton seniors Jaret Watkins Katherine Conner Florence Marston Esther Walsh and Elizabeth Conwell were elected to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges The honor reflects character scholarship and leadership approved by the dean Their campus roles include chairing the Judiciary Board college government presidency of Mortar Board and YWCA editorship of the Messenger and athletic leadership At Richmond College six men were also nominated including Charles Ryland and George Lacy The publication aims to inspire students to maximize their careers and acknowledged campus leaders Continued on Page Four.
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Eilzabeth Conwell
Margaret Watkins
Plorence Marston
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Kathryn Conner
Athletic Association
Esther Walsh
International Relations Club
Messenger
Charles Ryland
Richmond College
William Fallla
Richmond Collegian
Griffin Garnett
Sidney Matthews
ODK
George Lacy
Gaius W. Diggs
Announcement Of Exams Thrills Waiting Students
A lively collegiate essay describes exams approaching at the university as students prepare with late night study rituals. Library shelves regain activity while dorms and common areas grow quiet as final efforts intensify before February. The piece ends with optimism for the post exam period and summer freedom.
Adams Speech Will Feature Honors Chapel Speaker
Dr. Joseph Quincey Adams, eminent Shakespearean scholar, will be guest of honor and chief speaker at the February honors convocation. He leads at the Folger Shakespeare Memorial Library in Washington after a long career at Cornell, Chicago, Berlin, and Wake Forest, with notable works on Shakespeare.
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Photo Deadline Set For Today For Web yearbook pictures
All students must appear by four o clock today in the museum room Biology Building to have their pictures taken. The last day is today. In early February societies not yet photographed may do so. Secretaries must arrange a date with Thomas Taylor editor in chief. Proofs must be turned in to avoid charges. Annual cost rises from 275 to 300 after February 15 and subscriptions end March 15.
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Plan for Short Service at Cannon Memorial Chapel
Plan calls for Regular Vesper services at Cannon Memorial Chapel next Sunday night starting promptly at seven. No outside speaker will participate, and the devotional program is under the Student Vpraper Committee. Services should last about 25 minutes.
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