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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
2
Two young men William Beauchamp and Robert Sandham died last Friday at the University community. They were devoted to Kappa Sigma and will be mourned by families brothers and the University. The message notes the limits of words in tragedy and hopes to comfort those left behind.
Interfraternity Council split song contest into two divisions and Phi Sigma Delta members finally receive recognition. SAB entrants put up a close race, though judges note humor bordered on crude. Editors urge future entrants to exercise restraint and taste.
The Foreign Students Committee notes inadequate orientation for foreign students at Virginia and across American campuses. It urges welcoming actions, language help, financial and social support, and proactive outreach to ensure foreign students feel included, valued, and ambassadors for both their countries and the host institution.
Student concerns push back on Thursday overnight ban arguing three nights away from campus, safety risks, and lack of study value. They call for more trust and debate whether administration should police study habits or rely on student maturity.
The article lists events at Christopher Newport College and nearby churches. Rev James Windsor speaks at vespers on purity themes. Fred Watts leads a BSU revival in Roanoke March 29 to 31. Ralph Halliwill group at Kedron Baptist in Gladys. Hillel model Passover Seder at Temple Beth-Tisrael. Maronite Rite talk by Salvon at Newman Club St Bridget's Parish Hall. YWGA tour planned to Richmond Monday 7:30 p.m. and Wesley Foundation activities include trips and talks with Randolph-Macon College.
Students from Baltor and Gouilloran weigh in on the Westhampton Honor Code. Judy Cooke defends rules as a framework for maturity while calling for revision to foster individual responsibility. A Richmond College student urges revamping to balance enforcement with personal accountability.
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