Chaffin Plan Unveiled Reveals Odd Lake Policy Proposals
The text describes Governor Chaffin detailing a set of unconventional campus ideas including a spoon factory stand in Nameless Lake, faculty exchanges between Richmond and Westhampton, and odd rules such as limiting lake bathing hours. It notes a plan for shifting an island and staging Treasure Island performances with shovels for all, amid student government rulings on canoes and tires.
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Chaffin
Eco
Richmond
Westhampton
Col- Jones
Selah
Dramatic Club Plans Dinner and Theatre Party
Tomorrow night the University Players will hold a 7 oclock dinner at Hotel Richmond followed by a theater party at the Academy of Music. Miss Emily Brown, dramatic coach, will act as chaperone for the event with most members expected to attend.
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University Players
Richmond
Academy of Music
Academy
Emily Brown
University Players Stage Artistic Night Despite Heat
Critic praises the University Players two plays The Stepmother and Thread O’Carters for strong acting and charming costumes though the audience was small on a hot night. Miss Betsow and Mr Davis lead strong casts with notable directing and stage effects.
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Arnold Bennett
Stepmother
Physioe
Mr. Bowers
Adrian
Graduation Week Plans Highlight Campus Events
Attendance expected from many students as exams end Friday noon June 5 and commencement runs June 5 to 9. Activities include a student government celebration, cornerstone laying for a new car station, a bronze Washington bust dedication, Westhampton flower festival and Romeo and Juliet performance, a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. James Shelburne, trustee meeting, breakfasts, a reception, and diploma awards with final commencement Tuesday.
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Washington
J. Stewart Bryan
Redmond
Westhampton College
Migs Kmle Brown
University
James M. Shelburne
First Baptist Church
Danville
Boat- Wright
Small Fire in C Section Sparks Caution at Thomas Tall
Clouds of smoke and burning smell greeted men returning to Thomas Tall as a cigarette butt set newspapers ablaze on the first floor hallway. The fire was checked early, leaving a scorched door and sparks, with no serious damage due to the dormitory’s fireproof construction.
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Thomas Tall
Fr. J. Mullen
Mock Trial Delivers Laughs As Lawyers Edge Witnesses
The mock trial at Jeter Hall features cross examination by W B Blanks and PC Clements. Attorneys Blanks and Pease corner witnesses while the jury finds the lawyers more guilty than the defendants.
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PC. Clements
Pease
Wittess A. Waldrop
Qute
Philolowians hold trials for medals after session ends
Punishments were meted out to the culprits and the session closed with applause for a splendid performance. The Philolowians cancel next Monday's regular program and begin competitive trials for annual medals in declaiming reading debating and orating. Trials in reading and declaiming occur Monday night May 4 followed by debates and orating on the subsequent two Mondays.
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Philolowians
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