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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1962

Page

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Dulles To Speak At Pan Am Week Convocation

Dr John W I Dulles professor of Latin American studies and advisor on international programs at the University of Texas will address Pan American week. He has a long mining industry background and has traveled extensively in Latin America. A talk on Brasil titled The Awakening Giant is planned with related events and a film Journey Into Springtime.

John W. I. Dulles University of Texas John Foster Dulles Dulles Princeton Harevard University of Arizona Tau Beta Pi Phi Kappa Phi Phi Lambda Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon Theta Tau Latin America Brasil Mia Anita Sandel Argentina Inter American Commission of Women Organization of American States Keller Hall la Mujer Brasilena South America South Court Room

Music Faculty To Present Concert Sunday Afternoon

Frederick Neumann violin Virginia Quarles Wendt cello Timothy Miller piano perform Sunday at 4 p.m. in Keller Hall. Public event free of charge as part of the university series. Neumann, Richmond Symphony concertmaster, Wendt principal cellist. featuring Bach Partita in G minor transcription for violin and cello. Beethoven and Bartok works complete the program.

Frederick Neumann Virginia Quarles Wendt Timothy Miller Keller Hall Neumann Richmond Symphony Wendt Bach Boosey & Mawkes Beethoven Bartok Szigeti

Greek Week Ends With Dances Skits and Block Party

The Greek Week events wrap up tonight with concessions skits and a frightening chamber of horrors. The ODK Carnival skit winners are announced at 10:30 in the gym. A block party at Lambda Chi and Kappa Sig lodges runs tomorrow 2 to 4 p.m. Tickets for Saturday’s Rocketeers dance are $1 per couple.

Chambers of Horrors Lambda Chi Kappa Sig Rocketeers

Richmond Book Shop Prize Gift Certificate for Writing Contest

Richmond Book Shop donates ten dollar prize in the Philologian creative writing contest opening this week. Any University student may enter, but entries with prior awards are ineligible. Previously published material allowed. Further rules will be published.

Richmond Book Shop Philologian

Students Get Special VM Rate at Virginia Museum Theatre

Full time students prove status to receive reduced prices at VM Theatre. Tickets for tonight's Samuel Beckett play and Life With Mother are 75 cents for Saturday matinees and 1.50 dollars for evening performances. Mail orders require college name and in person shows require student ID.

Virginia Museum Theatre Museum Museum Theatre

Richmond College appoints officers in student government

Allen Puffenberger named chaplain Joel Stempil elected clerk Mike Jarrett appointed editor of the Spider Handbook for next year Honor Council to be appointed later The Journeymen Concert discussed and committees named The meeting moved the concert location from Keller Hall to Millhiser gym Future meetings to be posted in the Coutnotan bulletin board location undecided

Allen Puffenberger Richmond College Joel Stempil Mike Jarrett Keller Hall Millhiser Gym

Journeymen to perform at Millhiser Gym April 4

The Journeymen folk trio will sing at Millhiser Gymnasium, University of Richmond, on April 4 from 8 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 and available from Richmond College Student Government members. The group, praised by Frank Werber, has appeared on PM West and at Hungry i.

University of Richmond Richmond College Journeymen Millhiser Gymnasium Frank Werber Kingston Trio New York Folk City Herb Shriner Boston Toronto GRC San Francisco Hungry i John Phillips Scott McKenzie Dick Weissman School of Folk Music

Sophomore project to host Shipwreck themed dance night

The Sophomore Glass plans a Friday April six sock hop at Keller Mall with a shipwreck theme and The Boy I Would Most Like to Be Shipwrecked With contest. WEET spins 8 to 11 pm. admission 50 cents stag 75 cents date. Westhampton girls vote April four for the would be shipwreck partner.

Mr. Weet Keller Mall Westhampton Richmond College Westhampton College Phi Gam Ronnie Floyd Lambda Chi John Vaughn Phi Delt Doug Patterson Phi Kap Abdulla Minna Pika Ken Torreyson SAE Doug Sweeney Don Thompson Sigma Chi Vernon White Theta Chi John Matt Kappa Sig Jack Christian SPE Randy Cox

Whiskey Hill Singers bring folk show to town gym

Dave Guard formerly of the Kingston Trio leads the Whiskey Hill Singers in a concert at the gym on April 27 from 8 to 10 p.m. The quartet includes Buck Wheat Judy Henske and Cyrus Faryar. They play multiple instruments and have toured since debuting February 1 this year.

Dave Guard Kingston Trio Folk Singers Whiskey Hill Singers Gymnasium Guard David Buck" Wheat Judy Henske Cyrus Faryar

Societies Elect 20 New Members in Honorary Societies Acknowledged

Initiations announced for Phi Alpha Theta and Pi Sigma Alpha include Dale G. Robinson and John E. Buck Jr from Richmond College and Helen Brewer, Leslie Long, Mary Lynne Williams, Patsy Chewning Young from Westhampton College. New members listed: Phil Bagley, Lloyd Barbee, Roland Brandis, Mimi Brent, Anna Lee Dooley, Jo Ellett, Charles Franzman, Martha McMurtry, Thomas J. Moore, Marie Morris, Elton Moskalaki, Carolyn Shields, Joe Stempil, Buddy Zincone.

Phi Alph Theta Dale G. Robinson John E. Buck, Jr Richmond College Westhampton College Helen Brewer Leslie Long Mary Lynne Williams Patsy Chewning Young Pi Sigma Alpha Phil Bagley Lloyd Barbee Roland Brandis Mimi Brent Anna Lee Dooley Jo Ellett Charles Franzman Martha McMurtry Thomas J. Moore Marie Morris Elton Moskalaki Carolyn Shields Joe Stempil Buddy Zincone

Orientation counselors announced for 1962 63 program

Ada Allen chair and Elaine Johnson announced the Orienta tion Committee selections from 82 applications. Senior counselors include Bonnie Barron Marge Burkett Sally Clark Ann Cosby Nancy Delano Kakki Elmer Jo Hardy Claire Hudson Gail Marcus Phyllis Pollack Emily Short Julian Williams and juniors encompass Emily Ayers Mary Jane Bacon Judy Barnhart Suzanne Borum Betty Cheyney Patricia Dabney Beth Davis Diana Davis Kendall East Beth Edwards Anne Garlock Carol Gilbert Mary Alice Griffith Carol Hanson Gloria Harris Lee Hill Joan Hoch Mary Eleanor Hodges Gayle Jones Nancy Loughridge Cynthia Morgan Lea Perkins Lucy Phillips Mary Rainey Joyce Sanford Margaret Siegfried Nancy Ree Smith Joyce Stevens Betty Taylor Brenda Wade Nancye Webster Kathy White Dotti Williams Connie Zeno.

Ada Allen Elaine Johnson Bonnie Barron Marge Burkett Sally Clark Ann Cosby Nancy Delano Kakki Elmer Jo Hardy Claire Hudson Gail Marcus Phyllis Pollack Emily Short Julian Williams Emily Ayers Mary Jane Bacon Judy Barnhart Suzanne Borum Betty Cheyney Patricia Dabney Beth Davis Diana Davis Kendall East Beth Edwards

Fainsod to Lecture on Soviet Policy at Virginia Forum

Dr Merle Fainsod renowned Soviet politics expert will speak in Overton D Dennis Auditorium Tuesday April 8 at 8 00 p m on The Objectives and Strategy of Soviet Foreign Policy He is Harvard Government professor and Russian Research Center director. The Thomas Lecture Foundation presents the talk open to the public.

Merle Fainsod Overton D. Dennis Fainsod Harvard University Russia Harvard University Press Woodrow Wilson Foundation

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John Dulles Compania Minera de Penales, S.A Compania Metallurgica, S.A Brazil United States Sophs Dance Dr. Fainsod
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