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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

6

Balladeer Completes UK Study Program

Bill Parrish joins University of Richmond summer abroad program for Chaucer course in England. The 31 day trip includes travels in England Scotland and Wales with biking golf and Channel swimming. The $894.50 price covers airfare England transport lodging meals sightseeing and tuition.

Bill Parrish University College the Grasscutters Seldot England Simmer Bill Gerald Wells Dr. Wells Canterbury Atyle Inns Chaucer Lake District Scottish Highlands English Channel British Isles Scotland Wales

Ecology Club Starts Drive on Campus Recycling

The University of Richmond Ecology Club launches a glass and paper recycling drive with Explorer Post GO1. Collection points include Maryland Hall basement SBA machines Jeter Hall archway and Keller Hall. paper drop at Maryland Richmond Puryear and Pittfield stands. An information forum on the Richmond Downtown Expressway is set for next Tuesday at 7:30 in the Richmond Public Library auditorium.

Maryland Hall SBA Jeter Hall Keller Hall Neil Dubin Dubin Richmond Public Library

Du Pont Grants University for Chemistry Equipment

The University received a $2500 Du Pont Science and Engineering Grant in Chemistry. Since 1957 UR has drawn $55,000 in Du Pont educational aid, with $35,000 going to the Chemistry Department to buy teaching instruments. Du Pont’s 1979 program allocates over $2.7 million to 150 colleges and universities.

du Pont Science and Engineering du Pont Company du Pont W. Allen Powell

English Professor Cultivates Orchids in Backyard Greenhouse

Dr. James E. Duckworth, an English professor, and his family nurture a Cattleya orchid collection in a backyard greenhouse. He explains meristemming, a French-developed propagation method, and notes orchids require years to bloom and careful temperature and sunlight. The hobby has become a family activity with his wife and son joining in.

James E. Duckworth Duckworth

First and Merchants CEO Leads University of Richmond Campaign

Robert L. Gordon Jr., chairman and CEO of First and Merchants National Bank, named general campaign chair and head of the Special Projects division for the University of Richmond's 50 million Our Time in History development drive. Carlyle Tiller and Warren Pace, along with William Thalhimer Jr., will serve as general vice chairmen coordinating 1,200 volunteers and a 150-member corporate and foundation prospect team.

Robert L. Gordon, Jr First and Merchants National Bank Richmond University of Richmond Gordon Carlyle Tiller First Securities First and Merchants Warren M. Pace Richmond Corporation William B. Thalhimer Jr Thalhimer Brothers, Inc Uniersity of Richmond F. Carlyle Tiller Pace Thalhimer Tiller Wheat First Securities, Inc EB. Bruce Heilman

Lenten Services Sponsored by University of Richmond Campus Ministries

The University of Richmond Campus Ministries sponsor three mid week Lenten services starting March 28 at 1 PM in Keller Hall reception room. Students are invited to participate using art forms such as dance drama music painting sculpture films and poetry. Groups represented include Baptist Catholic Episcopal Inter varsity Lutheran Methodist and Presbyterian.

University of Richmond Keller Hall Baptist Episcopal Intervarsity Methodist Presbyterian

ROTC Ball Set For Tomorrow At Millhiser Gym

The annual ROTC ball will be held Friday night starting at 8 P.M. in Millhiser gymnasium. The formal dance is open to all ROTC cadets with special invitations extended to President Heisman the university deans and Governor Holton.

Millhiser Gymnasium Greg Reed Heisman University Holton

Dormitory Room Signups Announced for Next Year

Dormitory students may sign up for next year's rooms on April 26. A $50 room deposit is required before room selection. Next year room costs are $475 except Free man Hall at $500 plus $625 board. See RC housing coordinator Mrs. Forestone Nelson for details.

Freeman Hall Forestone Nelson

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