BEP editorial okays student government progress on campus
The BEP praises new leaders Butch Jepson of the School of Business Administration Student Government and Russ Siler of Richmond College for pushing campaign promises and improving student government. The column notes increased communication, noting officers contacting the Colu tman and more news dissemination this year.
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BEP
Haskins
School of Business Administration
Butch Jepson
Jepson
Richmond College
Russ Siler
Phil Bagley
Gotnaran
Russ
Buteh
CoLtuatan
Travel as Education and Credit at Westhampton
The piece argues travel broadens knowledge and supports studying abroad for all students at Westhampton College. It notes benefits for language and history majors and the value of sharing abroad experiences, while criticizing the difficulty of credit transfer and urging administration to encourage foreign study.
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Espanolos de Tres Mundos
José Mart
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Westhampton
Richmond
University of Richmond
President Kennedy Seeks Emergency Board Over Rail Labor
Chicago talks spur plan for presidential emergency board under the Railway Labor Act to avert a strike. The board would study issues locating 60 days to reach a settlement on crew rules and modernization, with 45 000 locomotive helpers at stake and broader pay and labor questions. The unions seek a nationwide pact without a strike. Reprinted from the Christian Science Monitor.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Presidential
Phi Gams Cup Greek Week Honors Won by Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Gamma Delta out-pointed thirteen fraternities to win the University of Richmond Greek Week with 225 points. Sigma Phi Epsilon placed second with 190, Lambda Chi Alpha third with 175, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fourth with 115. In the final Carnival, Phi Gamma Delta won the skit first, Lambda Chi second, SAE third, Phi Delta Theta fourth. Kappa Sigma led in the carnival concession, with Sigma and Phi Kappa Sigma tied for second. Trophies were awarded at the Greek Week Dance. Sigma Phi Epsilon won the Olympic Games, Phi Gamma Delta won Song Fest, and Phi Sigma Delta won the comedy section of Song Fest.
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Phi Gamma Delta
University of Richmond
Phi Gams
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gam
Lambda Chi
SAE
Phi Delta Theta
Kappa Sigma
Sigma
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Sigma Delta
Richmond Symphony Opens Hidden Depths In 1962 63 Finale
The Richmond Symphony closes its 1962 63 season with Horszowski delivering Mozart Piano Concerto No 20 in D minor KK66 and a fiery Stravinsky Firebird Suite. Dvorak Symphony in D minor labeled as No 2 opens the program, praised for its lyricism yet noted as lacking originality. Horszowski returns after 1957, inviting hope for a quick reappearance.
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Richmond Symphony
Mieczyslaw Horazowski
Dvorak
Horszowski
Casals
Mozart
Stravinsky
Kastchei
The Miracle Worker at Renaissance Theatre opens March 21
Barter Theatre presents The Miracle Worker at the Renaissance Theatre with Donna Zimmerman as Helen Keller and Gillian Spencer as Annie Sullivan. Director Paul Melton keeps the cast moving on a compact stage with strong supporting work from Diane Hill Ned Beatty and David Richmond as the Keller family. The production runs through April 6 before moving to Barter Theatre in Abingdon for the spring season.
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Barter
Renaissance Theatre
Helen Keller
Annie Sullivan
William Gibron
Helen
Paul Melton
Thenic
Donna Zimmerman
Miss Zimmerman
National
Miracle Worker
Gillian Spencer
Anne Sullivan
Miss Spencer
Diane Hill
Ned Beatty
David Richmond
James
Renaissance
Barter Theatre
Abingdon
Two UR Students Set for 1963 Summer Missions
Marsha Roider of Louisville Kentucky and Earl Crouch of Richmond Virginia will serve as student missionaries in 1963 under the Baptist Summer Missions Program. Roider will spend ten weeks starting June 10 at the Goodwill Center in New Orleans Louisiana, while Crouch travels June 10 to August 20 in South Dakota to lead Vacation Bible Schools and conduct revivals.
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Marsha Roider
Earl Crouch
Baptist Summer Missions Program
Miss Roider
Weathampton
Louisville
Kentucky
Goodwill Center
New Orleans
Louisiana
Grouch
Richmond College
Richmond
South Dakota
Miss Reider
Crouch
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Phi Gamma Delta Lodge
Polly McDowell
Scott Frazier
Tom Clark
Bob Whitehurst
Bob Dunville
By Phil Jackson
Florenz Stith
Albin Aukerlund
Keller Homestead
Perkins Institute For the Blind
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