Honor Societies Name Professor, 15 Students
Fifteen students and one faculty member Dr W Allen Powell of the Chemistry Department were named for membership in university honor Societies this week. Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon and Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha tapped members during a Cannon Memorial Chapel ceremony Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Allen Powell
Omicron Delta Kappa
Pi Delta Epsilon
Delta Sigma Rho—Tau Kappa Alpha
Richard W. Elliott
Gladys
School of Business Administration
ODK
Dr. Powell
Duate
Wake Forest College
Duke University
Baptist
Virginia Chemical Society
Richmond College
B. Guy Peters
House of Representatives
Karl R. Grouche
Who's Who In American Colleges and Universities
Glee Club
Baptist Student Union
Richmond
Walter §. Felton Jr
Norfolk
Interfraternity Council Court
James Edward Betts
Summit
N. J
McNeill Law Society
William R. Marshall Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harvey EB. Schlesinger
Rgment Russell V. Conrad Jr
Tables
WORC
John D. Hopkins
McCormick Competes In NCAA Indoor Meet This Weekend
Sam McCormick, Norfolk senior and winner of the Southern Conference indoor 60 yard dash in 6.2 seconds, heads to the NCAA indoor championships in Detroit with UR coach Fred Hardy. Only four sprinters have run faster this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McCormick
Detroiit
Norfolk
McCormick
Fred Hardy
Sid
University of Richmond
Hardy
Sam Perry
Fordham
Charles Green
Nebraska
Darrell Newman
Freso State
Bernice Rivers
New Mexico
Detroit
Peter Nero Concert Headlines University Campus Events
Peter Nero headlines a weekend campus slate including a block party, Greek Week Queen crowning, and two social dances. The pianist performs from afternoon until evening with bass and drums, after appearing on television and at UNC. Tickets for the concert cost 2.00 in advance or 2.50 at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nero
School of Business
Nero
Perry Como
University of North Carolina
Chales
Millhiser
SGA
Milhiser Gymnasium
Torch Run Opens Greek Week At University of Richmond
Greek Week 65 starts with a torch ceremony at the State Capitol in Richmond. Mayor Crowe hands off to the first runner. events span running, field contests, leadership talks, Longfest, ODK carnival, and a Greek Dance with prizes and a final winner announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Richmond
Merrill W. Crowe
State Gapeitol
Church of
Westhampton class elections pick leaders in second ballot
Monday elections will choose class president and residence council members at Westhampton with nominees Harriet Mann of Richmond Julia Trent of Roanoke for senior class president plus candidates for junior and sophomore ranks. South Court and North Court posts include recorder house leaders and other student government roles.
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Westhampton
North and South Court
Ywca and Athletic Association
Harriet Mann
Richmond
Julia Trent
Roanoke
Har
Martha Dorman
Barbara Lee Johnson
Martha
Barbara
South Court Recorder
Nancy Sharp
Louisville
Kathleen Wills
Petersburg
Nancy
Kathleen
South Court
Sherry Dixon
Betty Byrd Gunn
Pam Phelps
Susan Tomlin
Sherry
Betty Byrd
Hall
Pam
Susan
Far South Court
Darlene
Rat Council
Sue Deaver
Jay Hart
North Court Recorder
Sue
Jay
Gary Gary Wallace clash framed as Great Society critique
Former Virginia Congressman J Vaughan Gary denounces Governor Wallace as prejudiced and backs President Johnson's Great Society while urging state and local action. He criticizes extremism and judiciary overreach, praises Johnson leadership, and cautions media on crime portrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Greenspoon
Wallace
Virginia
J. Vaughan Gary
Great Society
Gary
Cannon Chapel
Selina
United States
South
John Birch Society
Supreme Court
High Court
Congress of the
Congress
Judicial Branch
Johnson
U. S
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Patricia J. Brown
Gleveland
James R. Cox Jr
Newport News
Delta Sigma Rho
Tau Kappa Alpha
Millhiser Field
W.C
Whaley
Georgia
Toano
Martha Anne
Lawrenceville
Richmond Newspapers, Inc
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