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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1969

Page

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Mortar Board Taps Right Into Society

Seven class of 1970 members and one honorary alumna join Mortar Board the national women’s honor society at Gainer Memorial Chapel Tuesday night. Honorary member Mrs. Leslie Lessons Booker recognized for twenty five years as executive secretary of the Westhampton Alumnae Association.

Mortar Board National Women's Fraternity Ganenon Memorial Chapel Leslie Lessons Booker Westhampton New Mortar Board Linda Parrish

Wood Appoints Two Juniors To SGA Posts

Lance D. Wood was installed in private ceremonies Tuesday as president of the Richmond College Student Government Association. He named Vincent Tiller clerk of the RC Senate and John R. Edwards chairman of the Elections Committee.

Lance D. Wood Richmond College Wood SGA Vincent Tiller Bristol RC Senate Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity John R. Edwards Richmond Young Republicans Club

Richmond College Honor Council Seats Sign-Up Call

Students may apply for the Richmond College Honor Council by registering for the MMPT test in the psychology office on dates listed on the SGA bulletin board.

Richmond College Honor Council Psychology SGA

Dance Set For Mar 28 At University of Richmond

Hill Deel and the Rhondels headlined at Millhiser Gym in a Friday night dance March 28 on campus. The Prophet of Fredericksburg opened. Tickets were $4 in advance or $5 at the door, sold through Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon. It marked a rare fraternity built school dance event in years.

Hill Deel the Rhondels Virginia Beach University of Richmond Millhiser Gym the Prophet Predericksburg Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Sigma Delta Rho ‘Tau

Students Air Complaints To University Committee

Freshman and upperclass students, joined by faculty, told the President's Committee on Campus Relationships of concerns over on campus cars barracks and university culture. They urged more inclusive hiring and reforms in teaching methods and student life with a report due in April.

Richmond College George M. Modlin Westhampton Robert §. Alley Nolan E. Rice R. Barry Westin Clarence R. Jung Jr Frances Underhill Jean N. Dickinson John BE Griswold Davis L. Smith Jr Jerry W. Turner James C. Wilson Alice Justice Retzer Cary Ralston

Tom James Elected SGA President at Business School

Tom James heads the School of Business Administration SGA after a vote on revisions to the constitution creating two new vice presidential posts and Public Relations officers. Bruce Weinstein becomes Vice President and Mary Ellen Schwab secretary with Robert C. Moore as treasurer. James plans include a sidewalk from the business school to the student center, a fall formal, and clearer campus signage.

School of Business Administration Tom James SGA James Business School

Editorial Positions Open At The Web And The Messenger

The Web The Messenger and The Coltycian seek applications for editorial positions to be submitted to Dr. Charles H Wheeler III treasurer by Thursday.

The Messenger CoLtycian Charles H. Wheeler III

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