Richmond and William and Mary Hold Debates Tryouts
Tryouts for the dual debate between the University of Richmond and the College of William and Mary are set for next Wednesday at 3 PM in Room 1 of the Administration building. The question, Resolved That the United States Congress Should Enact Uniform Marriage and Divorce Laws, may require a constitutional amendment and will be included in the final debates.
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University of Richmond
College of William and Mary
United States
Westhampton Glee Club Radio Concert Broadcast
The Westhampton Glee Club aired a program last Monday on WRVA featuring sacred selections old English ballads French numbers and college songs. Their Saturday appearance at the Woman's Club Student Program was well received and the broadcast is considered among this year’s most successful performances.
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Westhampton Glee Club
WRVA
Westhampton French Students Enjoy Tea
Westhampton advanced French students gathered in the Faculty sitting room for a tea event led by hostess Miss Hélen Covey. Plans for the spring term promise greater campus activities and the visit of former professor Miss Mary Scott added distinction to the gathering.
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Westhampton
Hélen ‘Covey
Mary Scott
Westhampton Junior Jollies by Class of 1929 at Red Cross Building
Westhampton College junior class presents the Junior Jollies Friday night March 23 in the Red Cross building. It is the first such show by the class of 1920s members with Ruth Hagerty and Gertrude Ryland in charge. The program features music dance and costumes and aims for a large audience.
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Westhampton College
Red Cross
Ruth Hagerty
Gertrude Ryland
Glass
Dixon Succeeds Cosolato as Local Relations Club Head
H B Dixon was chosen to succeed A V Cosolato as president of the International Relations Club at a meeting held last Tuesday night in the U M OWA building. Officers elected included E W Banas as vice president Lee Morrison as secretary and R W Cairnds as treasurer Cosdlaro was named head of the program committee to arrange meetings and secure speakers. The club organized last year with Dr R C McDanel as faculty advisor and now meets the second and fourth Tuesdays each month. Fifteen members attended the election.
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H. B. Dixon
A.V. Cosolato
International Relations Club
U, M/ OWA
E. W. Banas
Lee Morrison
R. W. Cairnds
A.W. Cosdlaro
R. C. McDanel
Debaters to Meet Univ Florida After South Carolina Try
The R W Edwards W S Norman and H M Herman team who argued the negative vs USC last night head to Gainesville to face the University of Florida this evening. Outcome of the SC debate was not reported by late last night.
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R. W. Edwards
W. 5. Norman
H. M. Herman
University of South Carolina
United States
University of Florida
Gainesville
South Carolina
Compulsory Freshman Track Practice Announced
Athletic Director F. M. Dobson announces compulsory freshman track practice begins next Monday. Freshmen must supply running or rubber soled shoes shorts and jerseys. Credit toward no degree is given. program runs through spring and is a prerequisite for the degree.
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F. M. Dobson
Discussion on Revised Student Government Constitution
A morning meeting at 10 55 in the chapel building will continue the debate on the revised Student Government constitution. Students are urged to attend with the edition from last week’s Collegian to follow discussion and contribute amendments if needed. The session may close the discussions before ratification, though further alterations are possible.
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Committee On Revision
Collegian
Salem
U. of R German Club to Hold Dance April 14
The University of Richmond German Club plans its annual Easter dance around April 14 likely at Hotel Richmond. After the February 22 basketball game with VPI, Loftus Walton, Roland Robins, Roy Jackson, Leroy Crenshaw and Tom Saunders were initiated, bringing membership to sixteen.
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U. OF R
University of Richmond German Club
Richmond
Loftus L. Walton
Roland C. Robins
Roy Jackson
Leroy Crenshaw
Tom Saunders
Richmond alumni fill Virginia Legislature in 1928 session
Sixteen University of Richmond alumni serve in Virginia's 1928 General Assembly with nine in the House of Delegates and seven in the Senate. Notables include Speaker Thomas W. Ozlin of Kenbridge and Helen Ruth Henderson, one of Westhampton College’s women in the House.
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University of Richmond
Virginia
House of Delegates
Senate
Richmont
Thomas Wy
Oalisi
House
Oslin
Kenbridge
Westhampton College
Lefi
House of Representatives
Helen
Ruth Henderson
J. Brantley Bray
Kakema
Charles W. Crowder
Richmond
E. C. Fowlkes
J. Vaughn Gary
Helen Ruth
Henderson
Buchanan
Major M. Hilliard
Council
Robert W. Parker
Appalachia
Thomas W. Ozlin
William D. Prince
Annual Student Elections At University Of Richmond
Starting next Tuesday morning at 9:00 the hand shaking and politicking session heats up as members of the Student Government Association cast votes in the Faculty room. Polls close at 3:00 P M after six hours of voting.
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Student Government Association of the
University of Richmond
Literary Societies Swap Programs Next Monday Night
The Philologian and Mu Sigma Rho will exchange programs next Monday night. Philologian in Room 1 at 7 15 features Declamation Reading Debate on naval building and capital punishment abolishment. A joint session last Monday discussed the armed force protection question with voting rules and student officers supervising.
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Philologian
Mu Sigma Rho
R. N. Sanford
M. S. Poteet
Everts
W. P. Frazer
United States
Congress
M. L. Leary
Branch Wood
P. E. Taylor
J. H. Welsh
Mu Sig
Reading
Lee Morfrison
Paul Forsythe
H. R. Minor
W. B. Watson
B. N. Denham
O. B. Mylum
South Carolina
Rev E L Grace to Speak at Vespers Tonight
Rev E L Grace will address students at vespers in the Westhampton Red Cross building at 7:00 PM. The Richmond pastor, long active in local churches, returns after years away and will be welcomed by friends. Special music will accompany the program.
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Westhampton
Richmond
Three Selected for Commercial Training with Telephone Company
M. S. Shockley R. W. Edwards and Guy D. Mattox were chosen from nine applicants by a representative of the 1G & P Telephone Company on campus for commercial work with the firm. After commencement they will travel to Washington for a ten weeks training period.
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M,. S. Shockley
R. W. Edwards
Guy D. Mattox
1G &P. Telephone Company
Washington
Preliminary Trials for The Swan at Richmond Westhampton
Preliminary trials for The Swan selected by Rich mond and Westhampton College seniors were held Monday and Tuesday. The tentative cast will be announced after practice begins. The production is set for late March at a Richmond Theatre likely the Strand. Miss Emily Brown will direct. The Hungarian playwright is credited.
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Richmond
Westhampton
Strand
Emily ‘Brown
Major Swan Delivers Final Lecture in Reclaiming Sex Series
Major Eugene L. Swan of the Surgeon General's staff presents the final lecture on Reclaiming Sex in Dr. Mitchell's History Class in Room R at 10:00 this morning. He previously spoke in Prof. Hayden's Zoology class Monday and in Dr. Rolvix Harlan's Sociology class Wednesday, with additional sessions in Westhampton College.
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Eugene L. Swan
Surgeon-General of
The
United States
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Ghapeb
Lee O. Gaskins
E. L. Grace
Augusta
Major Swan
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