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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
5
Applications for tuition scholarships for the 1966 69 session are due April 1 at Ryland Hall 100 and Dean Clara M Keith's office. Scholarships require service to the university, last one year, and may be renewed. Major awards cover 300, minor 150, with weekly service hours and eligibility tied to need and academic standing.
Lambda Chi Alpha on the University of Richmond campus will mark its fiftieth anniversary April 6 with a banquet and dance at the Westwood Club. Virgil Goode president announced the event to about 500 Alpha Chi alumni. Grand High Alpha Harold M. Myers will speak, and organizers expect renewed friendships among alumni.
The School of Business Administration student government officers were sworn in by Bill Hargette, Honor Council chairman, at a brief Tuesday ceremony. New president John David Robbins thanked past leaders for an outstanding job and urged broad student support as the group continues to act for the student body. Other officers sworn in include Joe Harding as vice president and Doug Maxey as treasurer with Tom Stevens secretary Ren Brown athletic representative and Ken Fisher John Darden and George Dixon as senators.
Dr Wilson, president of the American Council on Education, spoke at the University of Richmond on Basic Issues in American Higher Education. He urged tackling questions on access, costs, aid, governance, and the role of federal and state support amid expanding junior colleges and trending standardization.
Westhampton sophomore class plans to open the WC Coffee House in Keller Hall Tea Room on April 3. A name contest deadline is today with suggestion boxes in North Court, South Court, Keller Hall, and the Campus Shop. Entertainment includes the Tarry Town Singers Clark Welsman and Dr James A Sartain with saxophone, plus faculty led discussions chaired by Dr William Smith Dr James H Hall Jr and Dr David F Saunders.
Dean Clarence J. Gray of the University of Richmond is nominated for the Omicron Delta Kappa Distinguished Service Key by UR Circle. The National Convention in Atlanta April 4–6 will choose recipients. two of four nominees may be selected.
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