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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1936

Page

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Dr Boatwright launches $500000 university drive

President Boatwright announced a campaign to raise 500000 to fund endowments, new buildings, equipment and scholarships at the university. Three-fifths funds a central library. 200000 finances a gym and activities building at Westhampton College with lounges, cafeteria, and offices. The gym is nearing completion for next semester as alumni and students support the effort. He outlined three campaign regions and urged alumni and Richmond residents to back the drive on WRVA radio.

Weathampton College Donun West Hampton Nis Gol Boatwright WRVA Hine Uni Richmond

Educator Dr Sidney Hall Speaks on State Board Powers

Dr Sidney B Hall Virginia Superintendent of Public Instruction will discuss The Organization Powers and Duties of The State Board of Education to the Social Science Society Thursday at eight in the Biology lecture room. B Redwood Council presides and invites students and faculty to attend.

State Board of Education Sidney B. Hall State Superintendent of Public Instruction Social Science Society Hall Virginia France Austria Italy Germany Waeland Bean B. Redwood Council

White Shoes and Spring Arrive on Campus Early

Students note early warm weather as snow melts and shoes shift from dormancy to spring. Flowers bloom, classes begin to end for midterms, and locals spend afternoons at the lake and on campus lawns. Gallants stroll with dates while movie nights and outdoor scenes unfold as spring arrives.

Pomanos Furan Tenore Treen Cal Swaths Westhampton Stooges

Yale Debate to Broadcast from Richmond on March 21

Yale University and Richmond College debate teams meet on Station WRVA with Yale arguing the affirmative on the two thirds Congress override against Supreme Court rulings. The event follows a prior negative debate by Roanoke College on the same topic.

Richmond College Noah Pehl Clyde Hardy Yale University Congress Supreme Court Acts of Congress Charley Ryland Husdell ‘Tate Roanoke College WMRG

Hunter College Rushees Pay for Sorority Rush

The Pan Hellenic Association introduces a 25 cent rush fee for all Hunter College students seeking sorority membership. The funds will be collected by the association and allocated to sororities to cover expenses in recruiting new members.

York ACP Hunter College Pan Fellenie Association

Dean's Office posts list of invitations names

The Dean's Office announced the proposed list of names to be used by the Committee on Invitations and will post it on the Dean's Bulletin Board. Seniors should report corrections immediately.

Committee On Oday

Chemistry club talks continue with presentations on car ent science

The Chemistry Club will hear Herbie Allen speak on A Review of Car ent Science at Thursday's meeting. John Edwards will present Sonapsuds. A planned trip to the Richmond Water Works labs was cancelled due to rain. a new date will be set at the business meeting.

Carent Science Herbie Allen John ©. Edwards Haden Richmond Water Works

Rushing Rules To Be Revised For Next Year

The Interfraternity Council plans a one week rush period replacing three weeks, prompting a full revision of bylaws. Upperclassmen must return by September 1 as Orientation Week starts, with official rushing ending Saturday evening. Date cards may not be used next fall.

Faculity Committee Interfraternity Council Bred Caylor

Parts Chosen For May Fete At Westhampton

Tryouts near completion select major roles for May Day produced by Miss Lutz and Me Williams. Martha Lawenby leads as Priestess with Margaret Watking and Jacquelin Werner as Magistrates, Mary Virginia White as Hermes. Gods include Aphrodite played by Helen Dencon and Dionysus by Margaret Bowers. Diana by Ruth Parker. Apollo by Anne Ryland. God of War by Florence Mudrston. Tris by Elizabeth Folkes. Greek maidens in charge of the robe include Anna Werrell Katherine Pugh Beulah Gregory Marjorie Pugh Mary Brock Ann Kincannon. Senior class tradition continues passing the robe to future May Days. Other groups to be chosen include wine-walkers and dancers.

Westhampton Miss Lutz Me. Williams Martha Lawenby Margaret Watking Jacquelin Werner Mary Virginia White Hermes Helen Dencon Aphrodite Margaret Bowers Dionysus Ruth Parker Diana Anne Ryland Apollo Florence Mudrston God of War Elizabeth Folkes Tris Anna Werrell Katherine Pugh Beulah Gregory Marjorie Pugh Mary Brock Ann Kincannon

Second Compulsory Assembly at Richmond College May 18

The second compulsory assembly for March is set for Wednesday May 18 at 12 30 in Cannon Memorial Chapel. All students at Richmond College must attend.

Richmond College Cannon Memorial Chapel

Albright To Talk On Motor Cars

Dr Charles J Albright associate professor of physics at the University of Richmond will speak Monday night March 28 at 8 00 o clock for the TC Williams School of Law building His subject is Physics in the Improvement of Motor Vehicles Dr Robert F Smart will preside The previous lecture by Dr John W Bailey covered Poison as a Weapon of Offense and Defense in the Animal Kingdom and included slides and live exhibits with commentary by Dr Batley including remarks on the female of the species being deadlier.

Charles J. Albright University of Richmond Williams School of Law Robert F. Smart John W. Bailey Animal Kingdom Batley Ley

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