Egyptian Relics Exhibit By Richmond College Next Week
Leacock will address the topic of democracy. An exhibit of ancient Egyptian artifacts will be open to students and the public without charge in the faculty room at Richmond College next week. The display includes the preserved mummy of Thi-Among-Net and artifacts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, secured by President F. W. Boatwright of the University of Richmond.
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IF. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York
Richmond College
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Merely Mary Ann Cast to Reprise in Petersburg
The Dramatic Clubs of the University of Richmond will stage Merely Mary Ann in Petersburg on Thursday night April 26 under the West End Baptist Church Men’s Chorus. Proceeds go to the church building fund. The same cast as the recent Strand Theater Richmond production will perform, with a possible third showing ahead.
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Rich
Westhampton College Hosts Southern Colleges Convention
Westhampton College prepares to welcome the Student Government Convention of Southern Colleges on campus April 17 20. About 30 major southern colleges will send representatives to view the campus spirit and activities as the young school showcases its programs.
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Southern Colleges
Westhampton
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Inauguration Day at Richmond College Ends with Ceremony
The Student Government Association held a brief session to install new officers with Warren G. Keith officiating. R. F. E. Booker delivered the inaugural address stressing the Honor System as a Virginia tradition. Westhampton students attended as guests and shared in games and exhibitions.
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Student Government Association
R. F E. Booker
Richmond
Westhampton
Richmond College
Warren G. Keith
R. FP. Booker
Virginia
Wilhelmina Wright Elected Student President at Westhampton College
Wilhelmina Wright was unanimously elected to the Presidency of the Student Government Association at Westhampton College. The election occurred Thursday March 1 during the annual officer vote, marking an honor rarely given to a student.
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Wilhelmina Wright
Gavel Presented to U N Page Society
The Thomas Nelson Page Literary Society held a special meeting at the Law School for the formal presentation of a gavel made from an oak tree. The gavel honors the Virginian figure and reflects the support of his brother Henry S. Hutzler, administrator of Page's estate, who helped fund the tribute.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Page
Henry S. Hutzler
Estelle Gray-Thevinne to Visit Westhampton Campus
Violinist Estelle Gray-Thevinne, of international reputation, will visit the University campus on April 18. The student body organized the event with proceeds supporting the Woman's Building. Thevinne is praised as an unusually talented musician who has earned scholarships throughout her career.
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Estelle Gray-Thevinne
Westhampton
Ually
$50 Prize Offered in History Contest
A $50 prize is offered in a Virginia history contest by the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Virginia alongside the J. Taylor Elly son gold medal awarded annually to the best original investigation in Virginia or Southern history by a History and Political Science student. The article notes continuation on Page 2.
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Virginia
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Noted Humorist Leacock to Speak to University Students
Dr. Stephen Leacock head of McGill University Political Economy will lecture to University of Richmond and Westhampton students on April 2 4 5 and 6 at 8 PM in the Chapel. The forty sixth James Thomas Jr Foundation series brings such noted speakers to campus and highlights past guests like Woodrow Wilson and J Henry Breasted.
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McGill University
Montreal
Canada
James Thomas, Jr., Foundation
Woodrow Wilson
J. Henry Breasted
Chicago University
Horace H. Furness
Philadelphia
Leacock
Richmond
Westhampton
Furman University Defeats Local Debaters on War Debt Question
Furman University representatives J H Gathings and C J Allen defeated local debaters in the University Chapel. Mercer University contested by J G Tarrant and J Hillis Miller. H M Herman and FE H Puryear spoke for the affirmative. Judges included Dr W T Sanger and Dr W W Weeks. A large crowd gathered despite inclement weather.
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South Carolina
J. H. Gathings
C. J. Allen
University Chapel
J. G. Tarrant
J. Hillis Miller
Mercer University
Georgia
H. M. Herman
FE. H. Puryear
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