ODK Plans April 27 Campus Carnival for Fund Raising
Omicron Delta Kappa will sponsor a campus carnival on April 27 to raise funds for the Student Activities Center building. No location or format yet. campus groups urged to cancel other engagements to maximize proceeds. Also on April 27 a William and Mary game and VMI track meet are set, with last year’s total of 353 dollars awarded to the building fund.
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Interfraternity Council
Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Fraternity
Paul Saunier
William and Mary
Virginia Military Institute
Millhiser Gym
Phi Alpha Social Fraternity
Theta Chi Social Fraternity
Fourth University of Richmond Messenger due March 11
The 1989 40 issue will feature eight articles and poems with a history piece "1840 1940" by Walter F E Bass. The cover shows Cannon Memorial Chapel. A short story contest runs to March 15 with a $5 prize. two more Messenger issues follow in April and June.
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University of Richmond Messenger
Walter FE. Bass
Richmond College
University of Richmond
Board of Publications
Kass
the Messenger
Interfraternity Council Examines Hiring Union Orchestras
Herman P. Thomas heads a committee including T. Stanford Tutwiler Henry W. Black and David D. Abeloff to study employing orchestras for Interfraternity Council events and related bodies. Last spring non union bands threatened dances but union bands were agreed for fraternities. now unions seek coverage of all campus groups.
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Herman P. Thomas
Interfraternity Council
T. Stanford Tutwiler
Henry W. Black
David D. Abeloff
Interfraternity
Mortar Board Tapping Set At Cannon Chapel
Mildred James announces tapping of Mortar Board on Monday at 7 30 p m in Cannon Memorial Chapel. All juniors should wear white. The university and faculty are invited. The Westhampton honor society honors leadership scholarship and service with a requirement of three points above the college average.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Mildred James
Mortar Board
Westhampton
Debating Tour by Westhampton Team
Representing Westhampton College Debate Council, Margaret Brittingham and Kitty Crawford depart for a four day tour to meet three universities on Pi Kappa Delta topic. They defend isolation in a decision debate at Rhode Island State University Kingston tonight after meeting American University and Bucknell University. Bucknell debate was non-decision. Both are juniors with three years of experience.
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Westhampton College Debate Council
Margaret Brittingham
Kitty Crawford
Pi Kappa Delta
Rhode Island State U
Kingston
American University
Washington
D. C
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
New York City
Westhampton
Miss Brittingham
Science Clubs Host Joint Open House Exhibition
University of Richmond science departments present a joint open house on March 15 at 7 30 P M featuring Chemistry and Biology exhibits from 120 participants. Visitors will see a perpetual motion machine a mosquito display Frasch process Wasserman test and forestry demonstrations with involvement from DuPont State Department and local health officials.
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University of Richmond
State Department On Forestry and Agriculture
DuPont Company
Department of Health of Virginia
Wasserman
Department of Forestry
Idiots' Delight in Swiss Alps Opens With Vaudeville Troupe
The production stars Jack Noffsinger as Harry Van leading six chorus girls from Coney Island Aida Christensen Sue Ritchie Louise Holland Ann Roby Mary Gray Scherer and Ruth Farley The show features Nancy Davis Roscoe Aull and Phil Mason The New York run offers season tickets at 50 cents general or 75 cents reserved for performances on Friday and Saturday March 15 and 16.
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Jack Noffsinger
Swiss Alps
Coney Island
Harry van
Robert Sherwood
Europe
Romania
Alton Williams
Westhampton
Aida Christensen
Sue Ritchie
Louise Holland
Ann Roby
Mary Gray Scherer
Ruth Farley
Nancy Davis
Roscoe Aull
Nuffginger
Phil Mason
New York
Switzerland
Mason
Alps
Richmond College considers rat system plan at chapel
Planning Commission chair Jack Noffsinger explained nine proposals for a campus rat system at Richmond College. He noted two questions for students: whether to adopt the system and whether to accept the commission's recommendations. A freshman must wear a visible insignia for a week for violations, while upperclassmen may be reported for hazing. Students will vote on the plan at the next chapel.
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Richmond College
Collegian
Planning Commission
Jack Noffsinger
Noffsinger
Yale
Harvard
Honor Council Bars Ponies in Language Class
Richmond College Honor Council member Carl R. Thomas told a chapel audience that foreign language books with interlinear translations, known as ponies, violate the honor code and will be punishable. He said the practice had grown large and must end except for use in personal study and tests with the student’s own work.
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Richmond College Chapel Assembly
Carlson R. Thomas
Honor Council
Thomas
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ODK
Rhode Island
American Univ
RC Honor Council
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