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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

7

NORAD to Give Concert at Robins Center March 25

The NORAD Gavalcade of Music Band, a 75 member multinational military ensemble, will perform at the Robins Center on March 25 at 2 00. Based in Colorado Springs Colorado, the band serves as musical ambassadors for the United States and Canada and represents nearly 100 000 servicemen and women across air defense and missile units.

North American Air Defense Command NORAD Gavalcade of Music Robins Center Colorado Springs Col Tts Army Navy Air Force U.S Minneapolis

Freshman Class Plans Tree Planting at Westhampton

Westhampton freshman class proceeds with the annual tree planting on the front lawn next Wednesday. Freshman class president Bruce Higgenbotham will give a short speech before the tree is presented to University President Heisman Heilman. The event ends with the freshman girls covering the tree with dirt.

Westhampton Bruce Higgenbotham University Heisman Heilman

Debaters host weekend Virginia high schools at Richmond

About 50 Virginia high schools will compete at a University of Richmond weekend debate tournament at Westhampton College. Four man and two man debates are planned under coaches Berndt Bohn and Dr. Jerry Tarver. Freshmen Paul Hauser and Mike Hawkes posted a 6 10 record at last weekend’s district regional, beating St Peters Naval Academy Delaware and Johns Hopkins before losing to top alternates. They will travel to Kentucky April 7 8 and 9 for the novice nationals. Hawkes says Wake Forest and UNC are strong contenders. The UA team’s last regular season debate is April 1 in West Virginia with Leslie Osborn and Jon Poston.

Virginia University of Richmond Westhampton College Berndt Bohn Jerry Tarver Paul Hauser Mike Hawkes Hawkes Hauser St. Peters New Jersey Naval Academy University of Delaware Johns Hopkins University Kentucky Nawkes Wake Forest University of North Carolina Leslie Osborn Jon Poston West Virginia

Butterflies Are Free at Swift Creek Mill Playhouse

A thoughtful dinner theatre take on commitment and independence in Leonard Gershe's Butterflies Are Free. Don Baker, blind since childhood, and Jill Tanner confront love, aided by Mrs. Baker and director Ralph Austin, with strong performances by Don and Edie Williams, though the guitar moment needs tightening.

Swift Creek Mill Playhouse Don Jill Warner J. Callahan Will Howard Natalie New Edie Williams Mrs. Baker Scarsdale Ralph Austin Donald Kenneth

Film Series Presented By Library And Museum

The Library and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts arrange a film series to be shown at the Camp Theatre on Tuesday afternoons at 2:30. The schedule includes Protest And Communication on March 27 and The Pursuit Of Happiness on April 3, followed by The Worship Of Nature on April 10, Heroic Materialism on April 17, and The Light Of Experience on April 24.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Camp Theatre

Ring Dance Recalls Westhampton Junior Ring Event

Westhampton Junior class held a ring dance Saturday with fathers as escorts. Sixty girls formed a circular ring as they entered, while Sarah Hopkins called the event fun though not as big as in the past and noted no one was coerced into attending.

Westhampton Sarah Hopkins Hopkins

Burnt Cat Recovers Yet Scarred After Halloween Fire

The eight month old cat, torched in a Halloween prank, has regained health though scars remain on its shoulder and neck. Resident Jim Basgier keeps it at Lakeside. neighbors recall the animal’s nocturnal mischief and lack of complaints. Campus police investigated the blaze as a fire set by juveniles.

Jim Basgier Lakeside Geseation Campus Robert (. Dillard

Rockefeller’s Drug Policy Stirs Political Posturing

In a charged language piece, the author critiques Rockefeller and Nixon for offering tough talk and weak plans on drug crimes. Politicians chase votes while criminals and manufacturers flood streets. the piece argues political scapegoating delays real solutions.

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