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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
3
The controversy over test day schedules highlights flaws in the six weeks grading period used by schools. Colleges largely abandoned it, arguing midterm and final grades offer flexibility, reduce constant testing, and promote student responsibility.
The article advocates a trial of Richmond College Registrar Thomas N. Pollard’s revision to student registration. It cites two main issues: full courses blocking graduation and dual registration periods. Proposal blends prior method with computerized systems, allows spring planning, and preserves flexibility for valid changes.
Editor Tom Coutnatan outlines steps to fix campus parking at South Court. He chairs a dean supported committee. first meeting was poorly attended. he urges students to list grievances with reasons and suggestions or endure fines and silence.
Emory and Henry College in Southwest Virginia announces expanded offerings including independent and special studies, a new non Western studies program, and study abroad options. The college partners with UNC Duke Virginia Consortium and Vanderbilt for exchanges, with courses in Africa Asia and the Middle East and up to eighteen credit hours abroad for eligible students.
The University of Richmond Law School Student Bar Association held a referendum on ten proposed constitutional amendments. A two thirds majority is required to adopt them. Changes include moving officer elections to March, redefining judicial circuits by class, banning write-in votes, and filling vacancies by appointment with council confirmation.
A correction confirms Julie GC McGarry of Richmond was tapped into Mortar Board, not Colleen Diane McGarry as previously stated. The notice clarifies the correct recipient and affiliation.
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