U R Faculty Considers Graham Plan for Senior Exams
University of Regina students press a petition to exempt seniors with a B average from second semester finals. The plan proposes two systems offering exemptions for A or B averages, arguing it would reduce workload and boost scholastic effort. The Collegian editor Stuart Graham plans to present the proposal to the faculty in early April with continued discussion on page 6.
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Stuart Graham
The
Collegian
Graham
Ralph Moore
Omicron Delta Kappa
Board of Trustees
Richmond College
Epsilon Circle
Westhampton College
School of William and Mary
Glee Club
Westhampton College Glee Club Concert and Dance
Co-ordinated event features a quartet from Richmond Charlotte Beazeley Ella L iggan Joseph Crooks and Harrison Harding performing in Col Jege dining room at 8 00 p m with a dance at 9 00 p m in the gymnasium of the new Building The Glee Club will present about a dozen numbers by distinguished composers.
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Glee Club
Westhampton College
Richmond
Col Jege
Charlotte Beazeley
Ella Liggan
Joseph Crooks
Harrison Harding
Leveque Orchestra To Head Freshman Sophomore Dance
Roland Leveque and his orchestra will perform at the annual Freshman Sophomore dance on April 8 in the Milhis er gymnasium. Seabury Stoneburner, dance committee chair, says the group was a hit here before and promises the best decorations and setup yet. A joint class meeting is scheduled for Monday at 12 30 in the Playhouse.
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Roland Leveque
Seabury Stoneburner
Richmond College
Milhiser Gymnasium
Levenque
Law Students Elect Officers at University of Richmond Law School
The annual election held on March 8 elected Samuel H. Allen as president, W. D. Temple as vice president, W. S. Goode as secretary, and B. Parkey Brown as treasurer. The students are from South Hill Peters burg Richmond Suffolk.
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University of Richmond Law School
Samuel H. Allen
South Hill
W. D. Temple
Petersburg
W. 8. Goode
Richmond
B. Parkey Brown
Suffolk
Special Examinations Date and Fees Noted
Special examinations of the first semester's work will be given Friday April 1 at 2 00. They may be taken at this time or in September 1938. Apply by paying two dollar fee at the treasurer's office and bring receipt to the Dean's Office by March 28.
Carper Dance Recital Promises Rare Campus Treat
Betty Carper brings a dance recital to Westhampton College Playhouse with 8 15 p m start. Harris conducts music and Richard Scammon leads set and light work. Program features diverse pieces from Denishawn style to Bach and Chopin influenced works.
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Athletic Association of
Westhampton College
Betty Carper
Ficorne Harris
Miss Carper
Richard Scammon
Jane Langley
Dot Roberts
Caroline Doyle
Mollie Fleet
George Harris
Jamestown
Doris Humphrey
Washington Square
New York
Freshman Class Meeting Set for March 23
A business meeting of the Freshman Class will be held Wednesday March 23 at 12 30 o'clock in the Playhouse. All members are urged to attend and participate in upcoming plans.
Clavilux Color Organ Recital at Westhampton College
On April 14 at 8 00 in the chapel Westhampton Sophomore Class presents a Clavilux color organ concert by Thomas Wilfred. Admission 50 cents. students 35 cents. The event aims to delight eye and ear with color paintings on screen while Wilfred plays.
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Thomas Wilfred
Westhampton
Wilfred
Richmond
Caroline Lutz
Dorothy Grant
Mary Sue Carter
Dell Williams
Maud Smith
Mabel Lee Rock
Lacy Elected to Represent Westhampton at Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Alice Lacy of Westhampton College is chosen by the Senior Class to serve as Miss Westhampton in the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester in April. She has previously played the queen role, being Miss Westhampton in the Tobacco Festival for two years.
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Alice Lacy
Westhampton College
Westhampton
Winchester
Miss Lacy
Goodman Runs Bad Second To Dorsey In Student Poll
Richmond Col lege students prefer Tommy Dorsey for Finals with eighteen voting him first choice in a campus poll. Benny Goodman trails in second with four votes, while Henry Busse, Stan Kenton and others receive scattered support.
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Goodman
Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey
Richmond Colgee
Benny Goodman
Minstro
Ralph Moore
Hal Kemp
Flavius B. Walker
Henry Busse
Duke Ellington
Simpson Williams
George Hall
Dolly Dawn
al Klafsky
Horace Heidt
Kay Keyser
Ozzie Nelson
Guy Lombardo
Sammy Kaye
Grover Pitts
Inaugural Dance For New Student Government Officers
The annual inaugural dance for the new Student Government officials occurs tonight in Millhiser Gym from 9:00 to 1:00. Tickets cost thirty-five cents for singles and fifty cents with a date. sale is through Senators or at the door. A Saturday banquet at 7:00 pm in the Richmond College refectory will honor both current and incoming officers with Dr and Mrs Pinchbeck among the special guests.
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Millhiser Gym
Richmond College
Pinchbeck
Wooten
Scott
Stoneburner
Roland
Graham and Hardy
J.T. Avendall
Ralph Moore
Omicron Delta Kappa
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