Twelve Students to join Omicron Delta Kappa at Richmond College
The University will initiate twelve students along with two faculty members and one honorary member into Omicron Delta Kappa. Dr William B Guthrie and Dr Robert P Partain lead the faculty with Guy L Scott named honorary. Richmond College members listed include John Bloodsworth and others. SBA members include Ren Brown and others. The ceremony follows a 6 pm dinner and 8 pm initiation in Westhampton Tea Room.
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Omicron Delta Kapparitional Leadership Society
William B. Guthrie
Richmond College
Robert P. Partain
School of Business Administration
Guy Ll. Scott
Mortar Board of
Westhampton College
Westhampton Tea Room
Omicron Delta Kappa
Richmond College Honor Council Reverses Open Trials
The Honor Council reverses last week’s plan for open trials, citing that the change is not within its current procedural authority and would require an amendment to the Honor Statute. Until ratified, sessions remain closed unless the accused requests openness.
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Richmond College
Vote 18 Smith Protests in Forceful Demand
Contedian Staff Writer reports Fred Smith leading student protests amid widespread unrest. Demonstrators press for voting rights and broader campus reform as tensions rise on the issue of voting age.
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Fred Smith
Four WC Chairmen Selected Under New College Governance
Westhampton College Government Association appoints four chairmen Em White Zellmer Lelia Baum Dink Brown and Marshal Trimble to standing committees. Zehmer Baum Brown and Trimble outline plans for more speakers two lecture weeks and expanded social events while preparing for next year. Smith leads Vote 18 Virginia effort urging lowering of voting age to 18 and coordinating student advocates statewide with an adult advisory group.
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Westhampton College Government Association
Em White Zellmer
Lelia Baum
Dimension '70
Dink Brown
Marshal Trimble
College Government Association
Zehmer
Kia Sigma Phi
McCarthy and
Dirksen
Thomas Wolfe
Birch Bayh
Nancy Jorb
Dimension
Miss Baum
Dents
Miss Zehmer
Miss Brown
Brown
Miss Trimble
Smith
Virginia
Richmond College Student Government Association
Richmond Area
Indian Native To Lecture At University
P R Ramachandra Rao advocate of the Supreme Court of India will lecture at the university April 10 and 11. He will give a public address April 10 at 8 PM in the Camp Theater and speak from 11 AM to 12 noon the same day. In the FAB gallery Rao will discuss Indian painting and sculpture and the exhibit from the Indian Embassy in Washington DC and other sources. A reception sponsored by Encounter will follow at 9:30 PM in the Kellerhe basement. Rao will visit classes Friday and participate in a discussion after the 9:30 PM showing of The World of Apu by Satyajit Ray.
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P. R. Ramachandra Rao
Supreme Court of India
Washington
D.C
Irby B. Brown
Rao
Encounter
Kellehe
Thursay
Apu
Satyajit Ray
Calcutta
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Nagarjunakonda
RC Elections Set Richmond College to Hold April 29
Richmond College announces elections on April 29 with petitions due by April 6 for sophomores and juniors and April 15 for freshmen. Assemblies set for April 8 and April 22. Petitions must include intent statements and three student signatures. Fraternities criticize dates but RC deans confirm no changes.
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Richmond College
John Edwards
Edwards
Freeman Hall
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ODK
John B. Bloodsworth
Kenneth J. Eisen
Michael H. Garriott
Richad J. Herschaft
Samuel A. Leisheartt
John G. Mizell Jr
Lance D. Wond
SBA
Ren D. Brown
Joseph J. Harding Lr
David L. Heavenridge
Thomas J. James
Benjamin B. Ussery Jr
ODE
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Bulletin
Ralph Vaughan-Williams
Hannsen
Hayden and
Jenkins-Neff
Contedian
Special
General Assembly
Ararat
Patrick County
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