Jordan and Keyser Named Collegian Editors
John E. Jordan and Marie Keyser were named Richmond and Westhampton College editors of the Collegian by the Board of Publications. Albert F. Weaver and Elizabeth Johnson named senior managing editors. Joseph Warnom and Ed Ardell junior managing editors. Al Waddington promoted to sports editor.
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John E. Jordan
Marie Keyser
The
Collegian
Richmond and Westhampton College
Board of Publications
Albert F. Weaver
William Manery
Richmond College
Elizabeth Johnson
Westhampton College
Joseph Warnom
Ed Arendall
al Waddington
Collegian and Messenger
Charles H. Wheeler
Jordan
Tau Kappa Alpha
Pi Delta Epsilon
Omicron Delta Kappa
Richmond
Dr McDanel Elected to Omicron Delta Kappa
Dr R C McDanel professor of American history was elected to membership on the National Council of Omicron Delta Kappa at the silver anniversary conclave in Washington and Lee last Saturday. He previously served as Province Deputy of the eastern province and conducted a convention forum on circle activities. Dr Wilbur H Norcross was elected national president. The 400 brothers from 46 chapters attended. the local chapter founded in 1921 was represented by 17 members.
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R. C. McDanel
National Council of Omicron Delta Kappa
Ode’s
Washington and Lee
McDonels
Wilbur H. Norcross
Dickinson College
Honorary Brotherhood
United States
Meeting Notice for Omicron Delta Kappa Monday
A meeting of Omicron Delta Kappa is scheduled for 2 30 P M on Monday in the Trophy Room. The gathering invites members to attend the campus event.
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Omicron Delta Kappa
Radcliffe Girls Rate Their Dates In Colored Pencils
Radcliffe College students adopt a new date reporting system to log evening escorts. Each sleeper signs in with a colored pencil code from a chart to rate their date, promising to share highlights with dormitory friends.
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Radcliffe
Cambridge
Mass
ACP
Radcliffe College
Contemporary Civilization Course to be Abolished at Richmond College
Richmond College will drop the Contemporary Civilization course from the 1980-41 catalog. Dean Raymond B Pinchbeck announced the course, begun in 1934 to give freshmen a broad view of civilization, will no longer be required for all freshmen except those in two laboratory science tracks.
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Richmond College
Raymond
Pinchbeck
Pinchhbeck
Interliterary Societies Debate Paid Athletes Question
The Mu Sigma Rho and Philologian Literary Societies begin debates on April 17 at Williams School of Law building and on April 24 in Administration Building Room 1. Each contest features both negative and affirmative teams under the Forensic Council. Last year Mu Sigma Rho won and has its name engraved on the dean’s plaque.
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Interliterary Society
Mu Sigma Rho
Philologian Literary Societies
University of Richmond
Court Tiff Draws Zero Audience
In Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech and Penn State played a crowd-less conference basketball game to curb a flu outbreak. Only players scorers floor officials and reporters were admitted.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Penn State
April 4 SPS Show spotlighting Vandergraaff and Osculometer
Sigma Pi Sigma hosts the annual science show on Tuesday night April 4 at 7:80. The event alternates between physics and chemistry departments with exhibits including a Vandergraaff generator, an Edison phonograph, light wave demonstrations, and the Osculometer measuring kissing power. Coordinators Franklin Crouch and Kenneth Garrison of Richmond lead the Vandergraaff display. Reginald Cosby and Forrest Norvell explain light communication. Sigma Pi Sigma officers and members from Richmond, Washington, and nearby towns participate alongside physics professors Dr. Loving, Dr. Lampson, and Dr. Albright. The Chemistry Club contributes a motion machine exhibit.
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Edison
Reginald Cosby
Richmond
Forrest Norvell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sigma Pi Sigma
Elizabeth Bureh
J. R. Cosby
Philip Lawrence, Jr
J. W. Berkeypile
James Harris
Lucy Sisson
T. S. Tutwiler
Washington
William Lurber
Kenneth Bass
William Smith
Dillwyn
Loving
Lampson
Albright
Dr Adams to Speak at Easter Sunrise Service
Dr Theodore F Adams pastor of the First Baptist Church will be speaker at YWCA annual Easter sunrise service next Friday April 6 at 6 30 A M in the Greek Theater Students of both schools are invited to attend.
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Theodore F. Adams
First Baptist Church
YWCA
English Professor Wins 160000 Sweepstakes Jackpot
Samuel W. Stevenson assistant professor of English at Richmond College wins 160000 in the Trish Hospital Sweepstakes. The identity of Ride-a Wee is confirmed as Professor Stevenson. He plans to add the prize to his salary and joked about buying a new briefcase. Local officials praise the win and consider endowment and university improvements.
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Samuel W. Stevenson
Richmond College
Trish Hospital
University of Richmond
Professor Stevenson
Stevenson
Oboyoboyoboy
Boatwright
Mrs. Stevenson
FP. W. Boatwright
Williams
Playhouse
Joe Nettles
Dean May L. Keller
Westhampton College
King Victor Emanuel
Italy
Crozet
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Keyser
Miss Keyser
Hav
Ralph C. McDanel
Odk’s
McDanel
Physics Club
Adams
Dr. Stevenson
Dr. Mitchell
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