Institute on Current Problems Arousing Interest on Campus
Dr Ralph C McDanel will continue the Institute on Current Problems on campus with a talk on war debts in Cannon Memorial Chapel. It is the third in a series by faculty members presented daily during chapel to inform University of Richmond students on political issues. Questionnaires will be given next Friday morning in the chapel to gauge student opinion.
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Ralph C. McDanel
Cannon Memorial Chapel
University of Richmond
Omicron Delta Kappa and Mortar Board
United States
Westhampton Volunteer Group Meets For Evening Forum
The Westhampton College Student Volunteer Group schedules its bi monthly meeting at 7 pm in the Drawing Room with an open discussion on The Purpose of God in the Life of the World. Miss Mildred Alexander will review 1929 Student Christian Movement addresses relating to international and missionary issues.
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Westhampton College
Mildred Alexander
Student Christian Movement of
Great Britain
R. O. Hal
St Luke's
Newcastle
Student Christian Movement
Man
W. Russell Maltby
Wesley Deaconess Institute
Final date set for representation fees for yearbook copies
March 16 is the deadline for students not represented in the 1931 Web who paid budget fees to order annual copies. Notify H. V. Stephenson before the deadline to avoid forfeiting rights to the yearbook. Students owing any balance must pay or give a note by Monday night to retain rights.
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H. V. Stephenson
Glee Club Concert Promises Wide Range of Selections
Westhampon College Glee Club presents first concert of the year in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Program includes The Gateway of Ipseldon, When Jesus Was a Little Child, En Avon Grande, The Venetian Gondolier, May Day Carol, Zulu Zimber Song, and I Dream of Jeanie. Violin pieces and a Goodnight duet are also listed. officers for 1930-31 announced.
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Cannon Memorial Chapel
Glee Club
Westhampon College
Ipsedon
New England
Wendt
Messenger Review Praises Magazine of Student Talent
The Messenger March issue exceeds prior numbers with strong student work. Halder Fisher of Richmond College submits a notable Chapel piece showing soul and craft, while prose like Moon Shadows and Pawn Hy Jegor Ilush display feeling and vivid detail.
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the Messenger
Halder Fisher
Richmond College
University Chapel
Joseph Holland
Inter-Greek Council Adopts Grading System for Cup
At a monthly Inter frater nity Council meeting a new policy sets grading for the Scholarship Cup contest. The system mirrors Phi Beta Kappa with quality credits and is handled by the Bouncing Committee led by Dick Payne Kenneth Beale and Holmes Chapman.
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Dick Payne, Kenneth Beale, and
Holmes Chapman
Inter-fraternity Council
Phi Beta Kappa
Fitzgerald Delivers Lectures for Government Rail Distribution
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the first in a series of lectures was given in the Physics lecture room for Professors Seay Meade and Thomas by Mr. Fitzgerald an expert on governmental railroad distribution. At 11 25 o'clock he spoke to Professors Pinchbeck Meade and Thomas in Room R and at 12 25 he lectured in Room II to Professors Pinchbeck and Seay.
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Seay
Meade
Thomas
Fitzgerald
Pinchbeck
Dr Bailey Lectures On The Reptiles Of Virginia At Law School
University of Richmond biology professor Dr John Wendell Bailey will lecture on The Reptiles of Virginia next Monday at 8 PM at the T C Williams School of Law. Dr Garnett Ry land will preside. The series features University of Richmond faculty and previously included Dr Maude E H Woodfin on Father Byrd.
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John Wendell Bailey
Virginia
University of Richmond
T. C. Williams School of Law
Garnett Ryland
Law School
Maude E H. Woodfin
Westhampton College
Byrd
Cornthwaite
R. E. Loving
Mathematicians to Meet Here in Spring
The Virginia Maryland District of the Mathematical Society of America will hold its Spring session at the University of Richmond. More than a hundred leaders in mathematical circles are expected to attend on May 9 to discuss scientific problems and hear.
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Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
The
Mathematical Society of America
University of Richmond
Spring holidays begin April 2 with six days off
Spring holidays will start at 12:00 noon on Thursday April 2 and end at 10:00 A M on Thursday April 8. Students receive six days off instead of eight, with the two extra days removed due to the Christmas holiday extension.
Walden Named Chairman of University of Richmond Athletic Council
R C Walden of Illinois was named the new chairman succeeding Thomas B McAdams who led the council for eighteen years. Frank M Dobson and Malcolm A Pitt remain director and assistant director, while R B Cardoza becomes graduate manager as athletic affairs restructuring takes effect.
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R. C. Walden
Thomas B. McAdamen
University of Richmond
Colonel McAdams
Frank M. Dobson
Malcolm A. Pitt
R. B. Cardoza
Plans for Posting Student Notices at Campus Bulletin Board
A Student Government Association meeting discussed two noticePublish plans. Edward Overton led the committee proposing either student-appointed lockers posting notices or a drop box in the Administration Building. Dick Payne announced ODK and Mortar Board lectures.
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Student Government Association
Edward Overton
Mortar Board
Dick Payne
Richmond Students Attend 0. D. K. Conclave in Lexington
Delegates Watkins Fugate and Gerhard Henriksen of Richmond Epsilon chapter Omicron Delta Kappa attended the 1931 ODK convention at the University of Kentucky in Lexington from March 5 to 7. The ninth national convention met at the Lafayette Hotel with Dean W. S. Prince listed on the committee but unable to attend due to illness.
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Watkins Fugate
Gerhard Henricksen
Richmond Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Dean W. S. Prince
Westhampton Freshmen Defeat American University in Debate
Westhampton freshmen defeated American University of Washington on Friday at 8:00 P M in the Drawing Room. The debate on whether chain stores are more beneficial than detrimental to the American public ended 2 1 in favor of Westhampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American University of Washington
Westhampton
American University
Buchanan
Warrett
Parker
Rice
Carringhead
Salter
Leatherland
Litheridge
Students Enjoy Puppet Show by Bobby Fulton’s Marionettes
Last Saturday night March 7 on campus Bobby Fultons puppets presented Cinderella Italian marionettes 15 inches tall operated by three puppeteers The stage scenery costumes and fighting effects were praised Music enhanced the performance Mr Fulton described puppet construction and operation The audience welcomed the return of puppetry on campus under The University Players.
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Bobby Fulton
Fulton
Mr. Fulton
University Players
Tony Sarg
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Temple University
Westhampton Songsters
Stephen Foster
I Dream of
Jeanie
Gordon Bach Nevin
Federated Music Clubs of Virginia
Helen LeGrand
Maude Mahaney
Helen le Grande
Helen LeGrande
Marie Davis
Jane Little
Messenger Reviewer
Jegor Ilush
Inter-Greek Council
Crading
D. C
R.C. Walden
Ill
Athletic Council OF
Univ. Richmond
Dobson
Pitt
Fugate and
Henricksen
Lafayette Hotel
Westh
Pton
Marion Clark
Johnnie Adams
Temple Univer
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