Phi Beta Kappa Installation Set for April 12
The Virginia Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa will be installed Friday April 12 at 11:00 A M in the Trophy Room of the Roger Millhiser Memorial Gymnasium. Dr Clark S Northrup of Cornell University and Dr O M Vorhees of New York will attend to induct officers. A public convocation in the Chapel follows at noon with faculty and senior procession.
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Virginia Epsilon Chapter
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Roger Millhiser
Clark S. Northrup
Cornell University
Phi Beta Kappa Council
O. M. Vorhees
New York
Inauguration Ceremonies for New Officers Today
The Student Government inaugurates its new leadership at 11:00 in the Chapel. Thomas C. Yeaman becomes President succeeding Lloyd H. Caster, with Frank M. Lacy as Vice President, James R. Robinson as Secretary, Phil Newton as Treasurer. Four senators-at-large also take seats, guiding a year noted for higher Student Budget fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Yeaman
Association
Lloyd H. Caster
Frank M. Lacy
Herman B. Dixon
Jas. R. Robinson
R. C. Pitts
Phil Newton
W. Gustaf Bente
Holidays Begin March 27 On Campus Refectory Meals
Students staying on campus for the Easter holidays must notify the Dean's office now. Holidays start at noon next Wednesday March 27 and meals will be provided at the college refectory. Regular classes resume from 16 00 on Thursday April 4.
Y M C A Plans New Student Activities at Richmond College
The YMCA under J B Dailey plans a student handbook for Richmond College with I L Honts as editor and Dailey as business manager. Bill Carter leads publicity with Henry Whalen and J L Croom assistants. BEFF Overton handles a freshmen questionnaire for next fall. Louis Hoffman oversees the continuation on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Honts
J. B. Dailey
Bill Carter
Henry Whalen
J. L. Croom
Richmond College
Be.ff
Overton
Louis Hoffman
Two Speakers Secured for Preachers' School
The Summer School for Pastors will run June 24 to July 3. Dr W H Davis of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and M A of Richmond College will lead Greek New Testament courses. Dr Henry Alfred Porter, formerly of Charlottesville, will preach at noon for the first week. Other features are being arranged for ministers from the state and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
M. A
Richmond College
Henry Alfred Porter
Third Baptist Church of
Charlottesville
Sophomores Stage Imaginative Play “The Yellow Jacket”
The Sophomore Class of Westhamp ton College presented The Yellow Jacket last Friday evening. The Red Cross Building decorations set the mood and the play’s imaginative design impressed critics. Misses Beck and Murrell led a production praised for atmosphere and effort although interpretations varied between realism and farce.
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Westhampton College
Red Cross
Hazelton
Bentimo
Beck
Murrell
Coburn
University of Richmond Summer School Opens June 17
The University of Richmond Summer School of Arts and Sciences begins Monday June 17, 1929, lasting nine weeks until August 16. Registration occurs June 17 with classes starting the next day. The program serves regular degree students, those seeking to remove conditions, pre medical science, teachers pursuing credits, and high school students aiming to meet college entrance requirements.
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Summer School of Arts and Sciences
University of Richmond
Merger and Wake Forest Debate Here April 11 12
The University of Richmond faces Mercer University on April 11 1929 and Wake Forest College on April 12 1929 in the University auditorium to debate adopting a substitute for the jury system. Duke University debate date set for April 22 1929 at 11 00 A M. Westhampton College debates Temple University today with one team here and one there. Local teams include Dorothy Epperly Sarah Cohn Frances Noblin and Elizabeth Hale.
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United States
University of Richmond
Mercer University
Wake Forest College
Duke University
R. P. Johnson
R. N. Sanford
Richmond College
Temple University
Philadelphia
Westhampton College
Westhampton
New Jersey State College
Dorothy Epperly
Sarah Cohn
Frances Noblin
Elizabeth Hale
Dr Blackwell to Speak at Randolph Macon Vespers
Dr. R E Blackwell president of Randolph Macon College will speak Sunday evening at Vespers in the Red Cross building from 6 50 to 7 30 P M A large student turnout is expected Dr R E Loving of the Physics Department chairs the Vespers program committee
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R. E. Blackwell
Randolph-Macon College
Dr. Blackwell
Red Cross
R. E. Loving
No Collegian Next Week Postpones Easter Week Issue
The Collegian will not publish next week because Easter holidays begin Wednesday at noon. Regular publication resumes with Friday, April 12, after students return to duties. Air reporters should expect assignments on Friday, April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegian
Campus Weekly
Dr Astrop Leads European Tours From Richmond
Under Dr R C Astrop of the University of Richmond the Wicker Tours offer a summer in Europe praised as worth two years in a university. Tours have 20 years of success with pre arranged travel and lectures to prepare patrons. Affordable rates include good hotels and careful passenger selection for harmony.
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R. C. Astrop
University of Richmond
Wicker Tours
Richmond
Europe
Seminary Quartet Sings in Chapel
B R Lacy D D president of Union Theological Seminary spoke to students at Chapel Monday morning to a large crowd. A student quartet performed two hymns Richness of Love and I Want My Life to Tell for Jesus with Jim Calegean John Cunningham Tom Hamilton and James Gray aboard.
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B. R. Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
Jesus
Jim Calegean
John Cunningham
Tom Hamilton
James Gray
Committee proposes major and minor degree changes
President Boatwright reported at the February trustees meeting that a faculty committee recommended amendments to degree requirements. Students would major in one subject and minor in a related course. The proposal sets one major of 24 hours (20 in laboratory sciences) in a related department for B S degrees, with majors drawn from laboratory sciences and mathematics.
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F. W. Boatwright
Glee Club Opens Season With March 26 Concerts
The University of Richmond Glee Club begins its season Tuesday March 26 with preliminary concerts at Venable Street Baptist Church conducted by Edward D. Naff. The program includes Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Sleepers Wake Ensemble Greetings A Salutation Dramatic Presentation At Parting Into the Dawn With You and other pieces.
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Glee Club
University of Richmond Glee Club
Venable Street Baptist Church
Edward D. Naff
Bach
Ensemble
Sidney Quong
Bartholmew
Lamb-Lee
Powers
Yeaman
Robinson
Caster
March Messenger review highlights good and bad points
A brief critic’s note on the March issue of The Messenger. The reviewer singles out Memento Mortis by Bruce Morrissette as strong yet uneven, critiques Robert W. Service’s poetry, and comments on Modernistic rhythm and Vagabond King. The piece mentions Rhymes and Al Capone references, ending with John P. Batkins’s musings on an author.
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March Messenger
Bruce Morrissette
Francois
Robert W. Service
al Capone
Wilson
John P. Batkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phi Beta Kappa
R. B. Fosdick
Commonwealth Club
T. C. Yeaman
Y.M.C.A
E. L. Honts
Preachers
Yellow Jacket
Wake Forest
U. S
DR. Astrop
Seminary Quartet
Ben R. Lacy
D. D
Venable Street
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