Doss Pond and Curtis Top Honors in Players Revue
Top honors were awarded to Bob Doss Jimmy Pond and Betty Jane Curtis at the Players Revue with semifinals set for WMBC and a potential national broadcast on Horace Heidts NBC program March 21. The near capacity audience praised a wide range of acts including Ossie Jernigan and an array of campus talent.
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Bob Doss
Jimmy Pond
Betty Jane Curtis
Players
WMBG
Horace Heidt
Richmond
NBC
Mer
Ossie Jernigan
Series Delayed on Student Activities Buildings
The Richmond Collegian reports the fourth article in a U S series on student activities buildings will run next week due to staff disruptions. A St Louis University building story was not received by the Thursday deadline.
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Richmond Collegian
U.S
University of St. Louis
University Band to Join Mary Washington for Fredericksburg Concert
The University of Richmond Band directed by Mark Troxell will travel to Fredericksburg on April 3 for a joint concert with Mary Washington College's all girl band. About 40 musicians will ride a chartered bus, attend a dance at Mary Washington Gym, and return the same night. Proceeds fund new uniforms.
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University of Richmond
Fredericksburg
Mary Washington College
Mark Troxell
Mary Washington
Ashland
Henry Clay High School
McGuire Veterans Hospital
Richmond
Troxell
First Month Shows Decline In Failures at Richmond
At the University of Richmond, seventy nine students about six percent of the 1247 men, failed to pass nine semester hours in the first month. Dean Pinchbeck praised the results, noting they are better than before the war and than the prior term.
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Richmond College
University of Richmond
Pinchbeck
Richmond College Economists to Attend Virginia Industrial Conference
Three Richmond College economics students and two faculty members will represent the University at the Virginia Industrial Conference, to be held March 19 and 20 at the Virginia Military Institute. The delegation is led by Dr. U Werman P. Thomas and includes Dean F Byers Miller and other college officials. Notable speakers include Governor William M. Tuck, Colgate W. Darden, and Edwin Haskell Scheel. Other participating schools listed include Washington and Lee, University of Virginia, William and Mary, and Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
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Richmond College Department of Economics
Virginia
Virginia Military Institute
Uwerman P. Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Richmond
F. Byers Miller
Evening School of Business
Martin L. Schotzberger
Fletcher Elmore
Buddy Gans
William M. Tuck
Colgate W. Darden
University of Virginia
Edwin Haskell Scheel
Masschusetts Institute of Technology
Washington and Lee University
Averett College
Southern Seminary
William and Mary
Bridgewater College
Lynchburg College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Emory and Henry
Sweet Briar College
Honor Council Publishes Code Violations and Clarifies Pony Status
The Richmond College Honor Council proposes that faculty announce at semester start whether ponies in language courses violate the honor code. It also released a list of 11 cases from the school year, with penalties ranging from minor to major suspensions and permanent dismissal, to inform students and officials.
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Honor Council
Richmond College
Jack Greene
Greene
Couneil
Richmond College Honor Council
Cmpus
Messenger Poll Fizzles On Campus Questionaire
The Mes senger distributed 1600 copies of a You tell us questionnaire but only 15 readers contributed information. The editorial staff laments the lack of student interest while noting the publication is funded by the student body for their benefit.
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Warren Rowe
the Messenger
Veterans missing March subsistence seek aid from Mr Merritt
Pay shy veterans must report to Room 108 Faculty Building on Friday March 12 from 9 am to 12 30 pm to collect overdue March subsistence. Students under Public Law 16 who did not meet Mr Merritt on March 3 or 4 should report March 12.
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L. M. Merritt
Harris Wins University Of Richmond Oratorical Contest
Baine Harris took first place in the University of Richmond Oratorical Contest, with Westhampton College student Mrs Betty Smith Graham finishing second for her speech To Be or Not To Be. Honorable Mentions went to Warren Russell and W S Phipps. Harris earns inscription on the Ovation Plaque and invitations to state and Grand National tournaments. Both Harris and Mrs Graham receive gold oration keys from the Forensic Council.
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Baine Harris
University of Richmond
Richmond College Forensic Council
Biology
Westhampton College
Betty Smith Graham
Warren Russell
W. S. Phipps
Harris
Graham
Forensic Council
Initiation Set for April 8 for Phi Beta Kappa Fellows
Internationally renowned artist Mr. Warren Chappell and criminology researcher Mr. J Maurice Snelling were elected from University alumni to Phi Beta Kappa. They join the 21 undergraduates in a joint ceremony at the Hotel Jefferson with addresses by Dr. Ralph Barton Perry and a dinner to follow.
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Warren Chappell
J. Maurice Snelling
Phi Beta Kappa
R. Y. Loving
Epsilon Chapter
Chappell
University Players
Richmond
Mr. Snelling
Mr. Chappell
Collegian
Columbia University
McCabe’s University School
Furman
Ele
Zeta
Randolph Macon
Hotel Jefferson
Ralph Barton Perry
Richmond Alumni Association of the Ancient Society
UK Debaters Take Honors At South Atlantic Meet
Betty Graham won Women's Poetry Reading and Charles Harvey top honors in Men's Problem Solving at the South Atlantic Debate Tournament held last weekend in Hickory North Carolina. Wake Forest and the University of Florida tied for first. Richmond pair John Chamberlayne and Charles Harvey posted a 3 of 5 record.
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Betty Graham
Charles Harvey
Hickory
N.C
Martin Schotzberger
Navy
Richmond
Wake Forest
University of Florida
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Pond
Curtis
Players’ Revue
WMBC
By Warren Rowe
PBK
Chappell and Snelling
Messenger
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