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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
2
A fragment lists staff roles for the Morris weekly edition with editors Milner White Gordon and sports editor Taylor plus reporters Cheatham Evans, Patteson Moore, and others, indicating a weekly publication staff roster.
University students propose relocating the social center room to the YMCA Building to maximize use. A Student Government Association vote favored moving the room, with faculty approval expected soon to implement the change.
Student excitement rises for the senior class play to be staged at the Academy of Music. The production is expected to draw strong campus and city attendance and showcase university talent in Richmond. Members of Richmond and Westhampton Colleges are urged to support home theater efforts next Wednesday.
A college essay reflects on library life from a school viewpoint. It notes memory studies, the Sound Thinkers' Club honoring Brother Pitzgerald, and references to Addison Sims and political figures in playful detail. The piece surveys periodicals, scholarly reads, and student attitudes toward enquiry and public opinion.
The excerpt reflects Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler criticizing what he calls the triumph of mediocrity over excellence in education. It contrasts learning methods with public figures debating policy, noting the Paris Conference and a Virginia legislator's future votes amid rheumatism considerations.
A lively critical note on Michael Arlin and The Romantic Lady, Wilde, D'Angerville, Gorki, and other works. It surveys modern library additions, expurgated texts, and the appeal of The Fashion at the Academy of Music. The writer laments Monday night cleverness while praising varied literary offerings and a forthcoming review.
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