Honor Groups Tapping Wednesday at Chapel
Omicron Delta Kappa and Pi Delta Upsilon announce tapping ceremonies at the compulsory chapel on Wednesday April 1 1280. Omicron Delta Kappa honors students outstanding in fields and holding leadership roles. Pi Delta Epsilon promotes journalism with two years service on college publications.
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Omicron Delta Kappa
Pi Delta Wpailon
Sidney Mathews
Thomas Taylor
Washington and Lee University
Pi Delta Episson
University of Richmond
Syracuse University
Richmond
Harlan Concludes Faculty Lectures at Richmond Law Building
Professor Rolvix Harlan of the University of Richmond will conclude a series of lectures on March 20 at 8:00 p.m. in the T C Williams School of Law Building. He will discuss The Present Administration and Economic Planning, comparing socialistic, fascist, business, and social progressive plans and the TVA. The talk will be broadcast on WRVA and presided over by Dr. William L. Prince.
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Rolvix Harlan
University of Richmond
T. c Williams School of Law
William L. Prince
Ameren
Adam Smith
Harlan
Russia
Italy
Roosevelt
de. Harlan
TVA
WRVA
Special Examinations Set for First Semester 1935 36
Special examinations for first semester 1035 36 are scheduled for Monday April 17 at 2 2 M. Students must pay a two dollar fee to the treasurer and present the receipt to the Dean to be listed for the exam before Easter holidays. Examinations may also be taken on September 15 at the opening of college.
University of Richmond to Broadcast College Talent on WRVA
A series of fifteen minute radio broadcasts begins Tuesday March 31 at 6 16 P M on WRVA. Richmond College faculty and Richmond and Westhampton students staff the project led by co chairs Charles Ryland and William Hamilton. First program under Alton Williams features Rimarole of 1086 and Beneath A New Moon with Mary Li Puette and John Radapinner, plus Stringing a Line with Hilda Kirby.
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University of Richmond
WRVA
Richmond College
Richmond
Westhampton
Charles Ryland
William Hamilton
Henry B. Handy
Alton Williams
Joseph B. Nettles
Alfred Dickinson
Margaret Watkins
Louise Thompson
Mr. Williams
John Radapinner
Mary Li Puette
Hilda Kirby
Griffin Garnett
al ‘Maner
Roberta Winfrey
Sue Bonnet
Auguste Strouse
Douglas Gee
Margaret Carpenter
Helens Miller
Dick Williams
Freshmen Sophomores Plan April 24 Dance at Millhiser Gym
Freshmen and Sophomores continue a four year tradition forming plans for the April 24 informal ball in Millhiser Gym Nasium from nine to one. Sophomore president Tommy Johnson says attractive decorations and a popular orchestra will make it the social highlight of the season. Tickets go on sale after spring break at one dollar for a double set with one stag and one date. sales restricted to these classes initially. lower classmen may pass a ticket to an upperclassman but not to another freshman or sophomore.
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Millhiser Gym
Tommy Johnson
Harlequins Plan Annual Spring Dance
The Harlequin Club finalizes plans for its annual spring dance at the Phi Kappa Sigma house. Roy Dennis Orchestra is chosen to perform and serves as campus prom favorite. Chaperons Mrs Woodward and Mrs Gordon will oversee the event, which runs until midnight.
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Harlequin Club
Collegian
Phi Kappa Sigma
Roy Dennis
Westhampton
Woodward
Gordon
Ode to a campus Red Cross building
A reflective piece laments the closing of the Red Cross building on campus. It recalls memory filled circus nights, kid parties, gym exhibits and floor repairs by worn workers. The poet muses on repurposing the space and vows to remember the departing eye sore.
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Red Cross
Walla
Red Creda
Westhamption
New Editors To Be Chosen For Collegian Spider Tower
Five days remain for aspiring journalists to submit applications to the Board of Publications for 1936 37 editorial posts on the Collegian Spider and Tower. Deadline is noon April 1 to Dr L M Walton 6818 York Road Richmond Va. Eligibility includes any staff member regardless of prior office and any staff member may hold any position.
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Board of Publications
Collegian
Spider
Tower
L. MH. Walton
York Road
Richmond
The
Richmond Collegian
Bprder
Board of Publcations
L. B. Walton
Work Road
Bofus
New Officers Installed Here In Ceremony
Alfred J. Dickinson of Mobile becomes president of the Student Government Association at a campus ceremony. Fletcher Halford Russell Tate and Roger Page take vice president secretary and treasurer posts. New senators at large and two student representatives to boards are installed. Inaugural events end with a banquet and dance featuring Roy Dennis and the Richmond Colemans. Patsy Garrett performs in new spring uniforms.
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Alfred J. Dickinson
Mobile
Alabama
Richmond
Galloigt
Dickinson
Charley Ryland
Fletcher Halford
Russell Tate
Roger Page
Ernie Wooten
Bob Vaughan
Dick Stoneburner
Tom Todd
Ministry Gymnasium
Nicholas P. Mitchell
Roy Dennis
Richmond Colemans
Patsy Garrett
Debaters Return From Florida Trip Schedule Home Meet
Richmond College debaters report a busy successful Florida trip and set upcoming debates at home against Washington and Jefferson College on March 30 and Davidson College on April 1. Richmond will argue the affirmative on the two thirds override of Supreme Court decisions. Washington and Jefferson will present the negative with Russell Tate and Clyde Hardy as speakers. Davidson College debaters from North Carolina will join for the same question.
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Florida
Richmond College
Washington and Jefferson College
Congress
Supreme Court
Russell Tate
Clyde Hardy
Washingee and Jefferson College
Davidson College
North Carolina
Richmond
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Guthrie Brown
Harlequins
Kappa Sigma House
GC. H. Wheeler
Athletic Council
Thomas Johnson
Bil Robertson
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