Present Style Of Collegian Wins Approval
Pi Delta Epsilon reports a slight campus majority for the twice weekly system with Westhampton voters decisive as Richmond College splits. The Williams School of Law yet to be heard from and a 26 vote plurality could swing results. A Pi Delta Epsilon open letter accuses The Collegian of misrepresentation and bias in its March 6 editorial.
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Collegian
Richmond College
Westhampton
T. GC. Williams School of Law
Pi Delta Hpsilon
Richmond Collegian
Pi Delta Hotilon
Pi Delta Hmpsilon
IM Delta Wpsiton
Co-ord Debaters Meet Farmville Tomorrow Night
The Drawing Room hosts a debate at seven thirty with Arlene Kramer and Ruth Stephen son on the negative side arguing that Congress should not override Supreme Court decisions. Maurice Baldwin’s forum adjusts due to a member's absence. next week Mary Ellen Stephenson and Virginia Kirk prepare for travel north to Trinity Bucknell and New York University events.
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Farmville
T. C
Westhampton
Arlene Kramer
Ruth Stephenson
Congress
Supreme Court
William Ramkey
William Armstrong
Hampden- Sydney
Mary Allen Stephenson
Virginia Kirk
Ayer to Speak at Chapel Convocation
Thomas P. Ayer city librarian will speak at convocation today. He heads Richmond Public Library since 1924. Native of New Hampshire, he earned a modorgraduate degree at Brown and studied at Illinois Library School. He served at Brown University Library Providence Athenaeum and tutored at Columbia University Library and Library of Congress.
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University of Ilinois
Ayer
Brown University Library
Providence Athenaeum Library
Columbia University Library
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Thie City
American Library Association
Iis
Virginia Library Association
University Players elect ten new members for dramatic group
Ten were elected to membership in the University Players at the last meeting, five boys and five girls, including Ed Canada Margaret Carpenter Hilda Kirby Al Maner Helene Miller Harold Phillips Augusta Straus Henry Saeings Eli Troutner and Monroe Wells. Casting for The Enemy the spring play set for April 8 at the University Playhouse has been completed with rehearsals daily. The action takes place in Vienna during 1914 to 1919 with four acts written by Channing Pollock. President Griffin Garnett outlined plans for a publicity drive to make the campus war conscious before the production.
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University Players
Ed Canada
Margaret Carpenter
Hilda Kirby
al Maner
Helene Miller
Harold Phillips
Augusta Straus
Henry Saeings
Eli Troutner
Monroe Wells
University Playhouse
Carl Behrend
Pauli Arndt
Martha Ann Freeman
Baruski
Margaret Bowers
Bruce Gordon
Thomas Johnson
August Behrend
William Hamilton
Jane Branch Clements
Dr. Ardt
William Pallis
Mizzi
Judith Hodges
Fritz
Ralph Moore
Kurt
Vienna
Channing Pollock
Griffin Garnett
Correction notices Grace Elliott omitted in Mortar Board story
The Collegian regrets omitting Grace Elliott from last Tuesday's Mortar Board report. Her activities were listed under Nancy Chap pell.
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Collegian
Grace Elliott
Mortar Board
Nancy Chappell
Charity Ball Of Seniors Captures Unusual Mob
The Class of '86 hosts the Annual Spring Dance in Millhiser Gym tomorrow night. Seniors abandon formal attire and last year’s figure to focus on gaiety with comfortable clothing. Music by Jimmy Hamner and his Collegiate Cacophoniers, decorations feature basketball hoops, passouts promise a modern Richmond College dance experience.
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Millhiser Gym
Brown
Jimmy Hlamner
Paris
Richmond College
Fraternity Rush Reform Proposes One-Week Opening
Dean Raymond B. Pinchbeck announces to the Interfraternity Council that the rushing season will be limited to one week at the start of the next academic year. Faculty approve after committee review citing scholarly impact.
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Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Interfraternity Council
Web Leaders Plan Campaign for Subscriptions at UR
The 1986 Web drives subscriptions through two routes at the University of Richmond. Hunter Keck handles class subscriptions and Roger Page runs the campaign in fraternities to boost circulation and defend the annual against cuts. Subscriptions cost $3.00 and aim to surpass last year’s 155 with 180 now in Richmond College.
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Board of Publications and Administration
University of Richmond
Hunter Keck
Roger
Page
WIPA
Bob Harris
Web
Richmond College
Harris
T. C. Williams School of Law
John R. Brinser
Westhampton
Glee Club Plans Tidewater Concert Tour
The Richmond College Glee Club will travel to Portsmouth on March 16 for concerts at Parkview Baptist Church and a sacred program that evening. Leader Fred Laughan says the group will tour Norfolk Navy Yards the next day before returning to Richmond Monday afternoon.
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Parkview Baptist Church
Portsmouth
Fred Laughan
Charteh
Norfolk Navy Yards
Richmond
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