McDonald Lectures on America Stakes Abroad at Foundation
James G. McDonald president of the Foreign Policy Association of America spoke in Cannon Chapel under the Jacob Billikopf Foundation series titled Americas Stake Abroad. He addressed Russia and the Orient noting Bolshevik Russia rapid industrialization and China’s current evolution in a conflict between East and West and between Communism and Capitalism.
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Cannon Chapel
James G. McDonald
Foreign Policy Association of America
America
Jacob Billikop Foundation
John H. Binley
New York Times
McDonald
Russia
China
Key recipients named by International Relations Club
The International Relations Club will honor five standout members with keys this year John Cowley J Branch Echols Clayton D Sweet George Tedrick and A J Villani for leadership and active participation. At a joint Richmond and Westminster Colleges meeting Dr Albright spoke on stamps of Chile and shared extensive philatelic knowledge.
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International Relations Club
John Cowley
J. Branch Echols
Clayton D Sweet
George Tedrick
A. J. Villani
Albright
Chile
May Day Pageant to Be Presented Tomorrow at Westhampton
Westhampton's annual May Day presented by the Senior Class will occur tomorrow if weather allows. The two scene historical pageant opens with Dogwood Dell as Werowocomoco with Pocahontas and John Smith, then shifts to the Greek Theatre for English queen and maidens.
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Dogwood Dell
Elizabeth's Court
Westhampton
America
England
Elizabeth
Werowocomoso
John Smith
Pocahontas
John Rolfe
Pochhontas
April 1931 Messenger issue praised for wholesome prose
Review lauds the April 1931 Messenger for restored good repute with scholarly prose. Harold Cooper's sketches and Heaton/Lynnwood piece showcased strong literary knowledge, while Paul Cale offers two contrasting poems highlighting his budding talent.
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Messenger
Harold Cooper
Lynnwood
Honor Fraternities Announce Election Of New Members
Omicron Delta Kappa Tau Kappa Alpha and Pi Delta Epsilon center announce next Thursday May 7 at 11 o'clock in the chapel the election of new members. The tap ceremony will reveal the winners as they are tapped while seated in the audience. Alpha and Pi Delta Epsilon are among the three outstanding honorary fraternities on the Richmond campus.
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Tau Kappa Alpha
Omicron Delta Kappa
Pi Delta Epsilon
Richmond
Forensic Council Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Richmond College Forensic Council elected Harold H Hutcheson as president and Rufus Darden as secretary and treasurer. The president will manage debates and arrange contests with other institutions with the secretary assisting. Two literary society representatives and three student body members will join the council next year. A proposal to award a debating cap to the top debater was discussed but postponed.
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Richmond College Porensic Council
Harold FH. Hutcheson
Rufus Darden
Forensic Council
Math Association to Convene Here Saturday May 9
The Maryland District of Columbia Virginia section of the Mathematical Association of America will hold its spring meeting at the University of Richmond on Saturday May 9. The group aims to promote mathematics in America through paper readings and discussions with seven papers planned in morning and afternoon sessions. Nonresident members will receive a luncheon and a tour of historic places.
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Maryland District of Columbia-Virginia
Mathematical Association of America
University of Richmond
America
Richmond
University of Richmond Plans Centennial Celebration in 1932
Centennial events set for April 24 to 26 include religious services alumni receptions and campus speeches. A three day program features educational addresses a historical pageant class reunions and publication of the university history with portraits of former professors and benefactors.
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University of Richmond
PW. Boatwright
Douglas S. Freeman
Boatwright
Garnet Ryland
Motion Substituted for Discontinuance of Budget Fees
At the regular weekly Student Government Association meeting Gerhard C. Henricksen proposed a substitute for the motion to discontinue the 1951 32 budget fee. The substitute calls for attempting to collect next year and assigns administration input if funds fall short. The May 11 vote will decide the resolution as class meetings occur this period for next year’s officers.
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Student Government Association
Gerhard C. Henricksen
University Players Present The Importance of Being Earnest
The University Players stage Oscar Wilde comedy The Importance of Being Earnest in the Red Cross Building on May 8 1931. Barret Clark calls it a highly successful farce with clever lines and deft repartees, among the best of modern times.
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Oscar Wilde
University Players
Red Cross
Barret Clark
Westhampton Junior Wins in Playwriting Contest
Mary Lucile Saunders a Westhampton junior won first place in the Tournament of Arts and Crafts playwriting contest in Richmond. Her debut work The Son's Father, presented at the Richmond Academy of Arts and Crafts banquet at the Jefferson Hotel on April 21, features an American son returning to a Chinese father who fails to recognize him.
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Mary Lucile Saunders
Westhampton
Tournament of Arts and Crafts
Richmond
Richmond Academy of Arts and Crafts
Jefferson Hotel
Miss Saunders
Elizabeth Gill
Chapel
China
Puppet Show Delights Red Cross Audience
A puppet show performed by Sophomores last Friday evening at the Red Cross Building drew a large crowd. Hansel and Gretel, written by Mildred Alexander and Virginia Campbell, impressed with clever puppetry and graceful figures, especially Gretel over Hansel.
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Red Cross
Hansel and
Gretel
Mildred Alexander
Virginia Campbell
Hansel
Mansel
Class Elections Set For Monday Meetings
Class meetings are scheduled for Monday May 4 to elect officers for the next school year. The Freshman Class will meet in the Biology Building at 11 o clock, the Sophomore in the Chemistry Lecture Room, the Junior in Room J, and the Senior in Room K.
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Cowley
Echols
Sweet Tedrick
Villani
Dr. Albright
Tau
Pi Delta Epsilon Center
H. H. Hutcheson
Math Association
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