07 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
1
The student body, after chapel debate and a Student Government Association meeting, adopts resolutions urging the faculty to define the campus stance on hazing reform. President Ryland chaired the process with a committee tasked to present concrete attitudes for future action. Continued on Page Three.
Campaign funds flow as leaders in the Million Dollar Campaign engage church networks. President Boatwright and aides conduct drives with Baptist churches across the city, each organized to support the effort. continued on Page Two.
Dinner and Conference Dean Keller reported on the American Women’s Victory Dinner and Conference held February 12 and 14 in Washington. Over 700 women from every state gathered at Wardman Hall to discuss America’s role in the league of nations and support the Tongue of nations. Mrs Desha Breckenridge presided as toastmistress, Miss McDowell read a letter from French and English women urging U S backing, and the assembly passed a motion affirming American women’s backing of the league.
A Tri Phi Fraternity reception at the Talcott-Randolph House on Lombardy Street featured dancing for members and their maiden friends with blue and white decorations and colored lighting. Bomo did not dance. The piece highlights music and jollity as the event’s main features.
The schedule lists exam dates for three class groups: 9 AM classes on Monday Wednesday Friday with exams at 0 o clock on March 1, 9 AM classes on Tue Thu Sat with exams at 2 o clock on March 10, and 10 AM classes on Mon Wed Fri with exams at 9 o clock on March 17.
A 1918 19 session preview explains how the Westhampton all round athletic title is decided. It presents a table showing scoring: hockey champion 20 points, track champion 20 points, track individuals 10 points for first place and 5 for second.
General Jan Smuts presents a robust plan for a league of nations focusing on its position powers constitution and role in world peace. He argues the league should go beyond mere enforcement of peace and serve as broad political machinery fostering lasting global stability.
Weston Bristow died at his Stormont home after a brief illness from spinal meningitis and brain tuberculosis. The college mourns his life of service to classmates and Richmond College, with a large funeral turnout and deep student sympathy.
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society held a Monday evening session with readings including The Apple Tree Absau Ben Adam and a War Song. The debate argued that three hours of academic credit should be awarded to Richmond College students active in a literary society. Aff firm B. VP Quillen and N. B. Jacobs faced negative V. C. Hargroves and B. N. Davenport in a brisk program.
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