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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
4
The paper invites signed letters to the editor but warns letters must be typed on one side and signed for consideration. Anonymous letters will not be printed, letters may be edited, and the editor prints at discretion. Libelous obscene or impertinent letters will not be printed.
Candidate Tae Coltenan offers a platform including an annual car race a bowling tournament a student tour of area firms and a larger diploma size via University Council. He cites time with Coach Mills and invites questions as he pledges 100 percent effort for SBA students.
Casper Musick endorses George Varouttos for SGA senator at Richmond College. Varouttos, a sophomore and All-Campus Party candidate, is praised for dependability, work ethic, and attention to student concerns. He promises focus on pressing student affairs issues.
Editor Tom Connovant notes a.Clear campus election period with All Campus party dominance but urges responsible voting. He backs Bruce Ropiecki for Richmond College senator at large citing his House of Representatives freshman class election and campus involvement as reasons for support.
Nominations for officers of the IFC Council were made at Wednesday nights meeting. Those named include Mo Whitlow as president Barry Hofheimer and Rod ney Poole as vice presidents Paul Shelby as treasurer Bill Dubin and Tom Towberman as corresponding secretary Election will be held at the March 19 meeting.
The Collegian editors urge support for Les Lilley and Ken Elsea in the upcoming Richmond College Senate race. Lilley is praised for service and desire to help peers, while Elsea highlights independence, experience, and a platform opposing a student board and favoring direct election of intramural leaders.
An editor at a Richmond college urges opposing straight-ticket voting and endorses Lance Wood, Independent candidate for the Senate. The piece discusses campus politics, fraternity influence, and a proposed curriculum reform at Furman University.
Furman University and other South Carolina Baptist related colleges may pursue a new relationship with the state Baptist Convention. Trustees authorized President Gordon W. Blackwell and the executive committee to study finances and future roles with the Convention General Board and nearby colleges. The move follows January Board discussions and aims for completion by October with a possible consideration at the November Convention meeting.
Editor Tie Cannon endorses Bobby Ukrop for president of the Student Government Association at the School of Business Administration. He is praised as a sportsman student and active in university affairs, with leadership and academic strengths highlighted.
John Swiger, SBA senior, endorses John David Robbins for president of the School of Business Administration SGA. He also backs Independent slate members Joe Harding Doug Maxey Tom Stevens Rey Appleton Joe Brand Bill Clark and Ren Brown as officers and senators to continue strong leadership.
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