Dormitory Proposal Plans for Westhampton Lake Site
The Board of Trustees will consider tentative plans for a new women dormitory overlooking Westhampton Lake. The Gothics style W shaped facility would house about 260 students, with an alternate site as an extension of South Court.
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Westhampton Lake
Board of Trustees
Charles H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Fine Arts Center
North Court
South Court
Charles W. Patterson
Westhampton
Patterson
Heilman
Mayo Commission
Mayo
PAG
Fraternity Row
Julian Bond to Speak at UR on Race Relations
Julian Bond a black Georgia state representative and NAACP executive committee member will speak Thursday in Gannon Memorial Chapel. His topic Collision Course in a Divided America will be discussed under the sponsorship of the University Student Union. Bond helped found the Committee on Appeal for Human Rights.
RC Students Push for Stronger Basketball Program
Richmond College poll shows 83 percent favor stepping up the basketball program and 76 percent want a new coach. Students criticize coach Lewis Mills and call for ACC level play. 71 percent want more than one student on the Athletic Council.
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Richmond College
University of Richmond
SGA
Lewis Mills
Frank Jones
Michael J. Glingenpee
SAC Endorses Dorm Visitation Plan at Richmond College
The Schools' Student Affairs Committee backed a plan allowing women visitors 18 and older in dorms on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays on a two month probation. Residents must sign in and out and keep room doors open. A minimum semester suspension for violations is proposed.
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Richmond College
School of Business Administration
Schools
Bruce Heilman
Board of Trustees
SAC
William B. Baker
Baker
SGA
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Steve Nock
Harvey Barker
Terry Anderson
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Nock
RC Stident Government Association
SAG
Hellman
Charles Patterson
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