Mary Sue Terry Wins WC Elections
Mary Sue Terry was elected president of the Westhampton College Government Association on the first ballot. Anne Holland and Donna Boone won top posts, with Linda Ellis and Alice Justice also elected to Judicial Council roles. Run-offs were set for March 18 and March 25 for various posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Terry
Westhampton College Government Association
Anne Holland
Donna Boone
Linda Ellis
Ate Large
Judicial Council
Alice Justice
Judicial Couneill
Chime Tate
North Court
Betsy Baskin
South Court
Marjorie Scott
Becky Riddell
Dee Fultz
North Court Recorder
Diane Corey
Cheryl Blankenship
Grace Yeatts
Mary Lee Watson
Alice Presson
Judicial
U S Officials Visit Campus on Federal Aid Acceptance
HEW representatives visited the University for exploratory talks on applying for federal funds after the Board of Trustees voted to accept certain aid. No Civil Rights Act compliance issues were indicated. The university has two Negro students in downtown University College but none in Richmond or Westhampton campuses.
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U.S
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
George M. Modlin
HEW
Charlottesville
Virginia
Downtown University College Division
Mond College
Westhampton College
Board of Trustee
Smith Finchem Elected to Fill Top Richmond College Posts
After a chaotic week All-Campus Party wins key SGA posts at Richmond College. Fred Smith becomes president and Tim Finchem is elected vice president after a reinstatement ruling. Senate picks include Wood and Goode. an amendment to require House approval failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Richmond College
Senate
Fraternity
Fred Burchill
Tim Finchem
SGA
Smith
Une
Richard Epps
Bob Musick
Treas
House of Representatives
Wood
Burchill
Finchem
Charles Poston
Poston
Robbins Elected President in SBA Student Government Vote
John David Robbins led The Independent Party to five of eight SBA student government posts in a Tuesday election, defeating Bob Ukrop for president. Robbins, a Dean's List student active in Beta Gamma Sigma and other groups, heads a slate that includes Harding, Maxey, Stevens, Brown, Fisher, Darden, and Dixon.
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Independent Party
John David Robbins
School of Business Administration
Independents
Robbins
Bob Ukrop
Herman P. Thomas Economic Society
Beta Gamma Sigma
Tux Cat- Legian
Baptist Student Union
Joe Harding
Doug Maxey
Tom Stevens
Ren Brown
Ken Fisher
John Darden
George Dixon
Academic Councils Vote to End Testing Schedule
In a joint meeting the Academic Councils voted to eliminate the current test schedule with effect next fall. Westhampton and Richmond College faculties must vote. if both approve, no test schedule will start in 1968-69. Westhampton votes Tuesday. Richmond votes in April.
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Westhampton
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Chiffons Highlight Greek Week Schedule in April
The Chiffons and the Impressions headline Greek Week April 22 to 27 with Stacy Henry and the Majestics and the Impacts. Events run daily from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. and include a two hour block party, a concert in Greek Theatre, and a Sunday Queen crowning. Tickets cost ten dollars per couple.
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Stacy Henry
The
Majestics
Impacts
Pam
Impressions
Ron Moody
Centaurs
Gchiffons
the Majesties
IFC
Mo Whitlow
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Rc, Sba, WC
John Robbins
Center
Miss Terry
YWCA
SBA
Austin & Grigg
Thomas Pollard
Jim Bowen
Virgil Goode
Pete Shaw
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