Bret Harte and the Western Short Story Examined by Metcalf
Dr Metcalf delivered the first faculty lecture in a series on Bret Harte. He noted Harte’s West roots and California myth, and traced a career from the Golden Gate to New York, ending with his editor role at Overland Monthly.
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United States
J. OC Metcalf
Bret Harte
Auditortun
Richmond
Boatwright
de. Moteau
Bret
Dp. Metcalf
Bret Mate
New York
California
Uowhand
North American
Hirte
Golden Ira
Harte
Overland Monthly
Mrs Thomas Dead in Marion Burial Held for Garden City Native
Mrs Thomas mother of Mrs Boatwright died Friday at nine after a lingering illness. She lay in state at Garden City Long Island and her death was expected for a week. Dr Boatwright accompanied the funeral party to Marion where interment occurred Saturday. The Collegian extends condolences to Mr and Mrs Boatwright and the family.
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Thomas
Boatwright
Marion
Garden City
Longsland
Phi Kappa Sigma Initiates Two Guests At Banquet
The Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity held an initiation Friday night with a banquet at the Refec tory. Initiates Aalley Henderson and Maskell Thomas attended. Jimmy Kateeth was absent due to illness. A dinner service featured grape pea salad oysters and chicken with vegetables. Attendees included Col. McAdimen and several locals and Randolph Macon attendees.
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Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Birnetta
Aalley Henderson
Maskell Thomas
Jimmy Kateht Beige
Randolph
Maton
Wood Arranges Good Baseball Schedule
Manager Wood maps a strong slate with many likely exciting games. The plan features home contests at key dates against Roanoke College Washington and Lee and others with shifts possible. the season comprises a mix of open dates and notable matchups across multiple campuses.
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Wood
Union Theologienl
Blacksburg
Quint Takes Trip to Prep Schools and Virginia Trip
Quint and coach Dalton lead the team on a road swing to play the University of Virginia Braunton Military Academy Washington and Lee and the Virginia Military Institute. The squad grew into a smooth unit during the week with promising, if inexperienced, guard and center play led by Wood Dyson Robinson and Cory.
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Dalton
Hiasket
Oors
C. Adams
University of Virginia
Braunton Military Academy
Washington and Lee
Virginian Military Institute
John Marsailigh
Quint
Dickeraon
Wood
Pat Bordera
Citoney
Robison
Dyson
Itanl
Coneh Dohaon
Adaros
Tekeraon
Robinson
Corr
Pyson
Bmight Tid Wicker
Spiders Schedule Nine-Game 1919 Football Season
The Spider eleven under Manager M Bowman lines up nine games for 1919. Openers at Blacksburg vs Tech on September 29, then October 6 at Lexington against Washington and Lee, October 13 vs William and Mary in Richmond for the championship. Other dates include Hampden-Sidney in Richmond October 20, Randolph-Macon in Richmond October 27, at Virginia in Charlottesville November, Hampden-Sidney at Hampden-Sidney November 10, William and Mary in Williamsburg November 17, and Randolph-Macon in Richmond November 24 for championship.
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the Techs
William and Mary
Spiders
Randolph-Macox
Richmond
Virginia
Charlottesville
Hampden-Sidney
Williamsburg
Randolph- Macon
Redmond Cohampionship
Million Dollar Campaign Proceeds At Rohmond and Westhampton Colleges
The Board of Trustees' effort to raise one million dollars for Rohmond and Westhampton Colleges advances with Dr. RAL Landsell and Dy. St. W. Chimmack joining field workers under President C. W. Boatwright. Local plans set a June timeframe, with $800,000 needed for new buildings and $200,000 for 100 scholarships. gifts range from 1,000 to 100,000. The campaign targets state, nearby cities, and national supporters in denominational education.
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Rohmond
Westhampton Colleges
Hiexe
Dy. St. W. Chimmack
Ral Landsell
WR. Fester
Stite Amt
C. W. Boatwright
Clargee
Withtown
Bontwright
Wilson
Citu
Virginia
Wiehmann
Boatwright
Forensic Fraternity Now at Richmond College
The Richmond College Chapter of the Taw Kappa Alpha Fraternity was installed on birthday night January 28, 1917. The Randolph-Macon Chapter members J. Manning Potts W. H. Dann and Terrold Smith assisted by A. O. Leitch helped establish the new chapter.
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Richmond College
Randolph-Macon
Messrs. J. Manning Potts
W. H. Dann
Tmrrold Smith
My A. O. Leiteh
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DR. Metcalf
PHI Kappa Sigma
Ashley Fenderson
Site Thomas
Moses Nile Colony
Olives
Coke
Col
McAdimen
Mosars
Curtis
Cutchens
Richtedson
Quales
Valentine
Jobin Wieker
King
Gesle
Clty
Newman
Suidot
Randolph Macon
Tiny Wieker
Calbert
Clyde Shapherd
Frying Knight
Godwin
Roanoke College
Salem
M. J
Lexington
Lex
Ington
Tayfayetty
Union Theological Seminary
Ginter Park
Open
Asil
Willian and Mary
Ashland
Blickatane Military Academy
Ab Blackstone
Hampden Sidney
Hampton
Sidney
May
Trip
The
Techs
M. Bowman
Eastern Virginia Tntercollegiate Association
Cveehe
V. Pd
Washington and Tee
Tichmond
James D. Crump
Cnarming
J. Taylor Wigeon
Thomas B. McAdams
A. W. Patterson
R. H. Pitt
T. D. Williams
Dre, Jester, Landwell
Camimack
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