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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1951

Page

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Skinner Elected RB S President in BS Student Elections

Frank Skinner secured the RE presidency for the 1951 52 session as Bill Wheeler won the top BS post. Wheeler edged Shack Moughamian by four votes 53 49 with James Beck defeating Frank Edmonds 62 32 for vice president.

Frank Skinner Caterer Ae Eeeny Bill Wheeler BS Post Business School Wheeler Shack” Moughamian Moughamian James &. Beck Frank Edmonds Beck Senate Dick Florin Forrest Persons T. 8. Armstead Nick Nichols al Black BS Senate T. F. Adams A. G. Reid Samuel Gardwell John Hurd Florin Moughanian Student Party Jim Seither Honor Council Simon Moughamian Pat Beee James Beck Eer Res A. L. Black Sebeere Teeeenenes Sebo Abeene Richard Florin Phebe Samuel Cardwell

Wheeler Wins Tight Campus Election To Lead Business School SG

William Wheeler is elected president of the Business School Student Government by a four vote margin, edging Shack Moughanian. Wheeler aims for better and more intensive cooperation with nearby Richmond College and holds multiple campus leadership roles.

William Wheeler Shack” Moughanian Popular Student Party Wheeler School of Business Jonathan Business School Richmond College Kappa Sigma Y.M.C.A State Y.M.C.A

Campus Politics at UR Like Military Tactics

On campus political maneuvers unfold behind hazy smoke screens as students assume the role of politicians. The piece riffs on the ritual of cigars as the symbol of political theater, hinting at broader tactics and contests within the university setting.

Art Dremios

Broadcasting Not in Swing at Richmond College Election

Unlike last year both student parties limited broadcasts during the campaign. Only WCAP announced briefly at noon Saturday. On election day both parties used the student government public address system to voice their messages.

WCAP Richmond College Art Dremos

All-Campus Sweeps Nine AC Offices at Richmond

All-Campus party won nine of ten contested Student Government offices in the Richmond College election. Only one senator-at-large post went to the Student party, leaving campus power largely unchanged with All-Campus holding the majority.

Ah-Campus Richmond College Bill Chaffin All-Campus Buster Bynum John Houghton Clarence Moore Robert Tyler Dick Jones Jim Gahagan Tullohh Beaman Doug Clark Sam Taylor Tyler Bisger

Richmond College elects Skinner president in student government race

Frank Skinner won the student government presidency at Richmond College with 962 votes to 208 for Budasley as 68.3 percent of students voted. Page Hudson led All Campus in vice president race defeating Notting Rhodes 377 to 192.

Bill Eudasley Frank Skinner Page Hudson Notting Rhodes Ieee Charl Tullohh At AC Dick Jones Jim Gahagan Athletic Board Jim Sipe Bobby Walker Daabidesarcoenile Ned Baylor Pone Steerer Dick Moseley Senators Gil Armbrecht Doug Clark Ried Charley Wiltshire Sam Taylor Bill Herget Lewis Baird Bobby Tyler Fred Bisger Richmond College Assembly Skinner Richmond College Cadet Corps Thomas Jefferson High School Richmond Sigma Phi Epsilon Web New Richmond College Hudson Charles Tul-loh Don Beaman James Gahagan Tyler All-Campus

Payne Extends Thanks For Job Well Done at Polls

Payne the Richmond College student government president extended thanks to the election staff. He praised John Houghton the senior election judge and Clarence Moore the junior election judge for preparing and supervising balloting and tabulation. He also thanked the Honor Council members who helped oversee the voting.

Jimmy Payne Richmond College Payne John Houghton Clarence Moore

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