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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
2
The document lists the editorial leadership including G. Cary White as Editor in Chief Francis N. Taylor as Managing Editor Alpha L. Gordon as Westhampton Editor Judson Evans as Features Editor and Monenre V. Patteson as Sports Editor.
The document lists multiple business and circulation staff for a newspaper, naming Edward W H Pruden as Business Manager and assistants G F B Mullin W Roland Galvin Martha Lipscomb Mary McLouthlin Chas D Moore P Lambeth John W Davis Business staff Martin J Logan and Guy Mattox as part of the team.
A note lists membership in the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and the Hastert Intercollegiate Newspaper Association.
University of Richmond students are urged to follow newly proposed lake regulations covering canoeing and bathing. The plan relies on an honor system with suspension for breaches and includes a life-saver on duty, a ready life-boat, and designated swim areas to reduce accidents and promote self governance among students.
The Dial Press edition Not Poems by E E Cummings appears after delays and stirs literary circles. It broadens with fewer quirky lines, more sonnets, and typographical innovations that challenge conventional verse.
Zoology professor Hayden of the University fell ill while at work Monday and left for home. He did not teach immediately after, but officials think nothing serious occurred and expect a quick recovery. The item closes with an editor’s poem excerpt and nonsensical lines about color imagery.
A brief literary notice praising a new poetry volume, calling it the best since Mr. Cummings' last collection. The critique emphasizes the work's quality and speaks in a period-toned voice typical of newspaper literary notes.
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