Campaign Delay Puts Senior Class Elections On Hold
Richmond College considers extending the campaign to nearly a month for senior class offices. Nominations due March 20 and speeches March 22 with elections planned for April 19. Debate centers on date changes and building space for assembly and potential constitutional suspensions.
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Howard Smith
Richard Sinclair
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al Towsherman
Ray Broughton
Applications Due for Westhampton College Staff Positions
Applications must be sent to Dr. Charles H. Wheeler US by Marek Yh for next year’s publication. Openings include editors and business managers in the men’s division at Westhampton College and related roles across college publications.
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Marek Yh
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Westhampton College
Messenger
Westhampton Callege
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Westhampton
Elletorial
Peters Named To Receive MSU Grant
Richmond College junior Brainard Guy Peters is named among four national recipients of a $12,000 Michigan State University fellowship. An A student majoring in political science, he leads in campus activities and plans to pursue a doctorate at MSU.
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Richmond College
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Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha
House of Representatives
Richmond Collee
McAdams
G. J. Gray
Michigan State
Disappearance of Torch Opens 66 Greek Week
Greek Week began with the ceremonial torch missing at Millhiser Field. A substitute torch was found and events proceeded. SLuma Phi Epsilon pledges are implicated and will face Interfraternity Council Court. Brownie Sales won Greek Week Queen. Karla Brownmiller placed second, Robin Nelon third, Pat Temple fourth. Phi Gamma Delta led the Olympic games, with Sigma Chi second, and Phi Kappa Sigma won comic division. ODK carnival 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. features booths and a door prize AM FM clock radio. Greek Week ends with awards after Dionne Warwick concert. tickets $5 per couple.
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Sluma Phi Epsilon
IPG
Richard Sinclair
Interfraternity Connell Court
Brownie Sales
Weathampton College
Sign
Clifford Altschull
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Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Kappa Sigma
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Gam
Lambda Ghi
ODK
Dionne Warwick
IFC Concert To Feature Miss Warwick
The Interfraternity Council brings Dionne Warwick to Millhiser Gym tomorrow for Greek Week’s final event. Tickets are $5 per couple, available from IFC members or at the door. Warwick, famed for Don’t Make Me Over and Other hits, was named 1964’s Most Popular Female vocalist by the National Association of Record Merchandisers.
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Millhiser Gymnasium
Interfraternity Council
IFC
Miss Warwick
National Association of Record Merchandisers
Dos Passos Named Boatwright Lecturer at University of Richmond
Novelist John Roderigo Dos Passos will be Boatwright Lecturer in Residence at the University of Richmond the week of April 25. He will lecture publicly April 25 and address English classes April 26 29 with private conferences possible. born in Chicago he now lives in Westmoreland Virginia and has written US A the Great American Novel trilogy The Forty Second Parallel Nineteen Nineteen and The Big Money.
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Chicago
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Mexico
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