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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
2
Students protest insufficient tables and reserved seating in Westhampton dining halls. They describe waitstaff shortages, tables kept unused, and seniors repeatedly granted exclusive reservations, urging rotating policy and extra tables to ensure fair service and meals.
The piece highlights the Honest Feedback controversy over a Gottnatan editorial and praises letters to the editor as a vital democratic tool. Don Patten and Mark Minton are noted for expressing contrasting views while Columbia University’s Dr. Edward Barrett supports open debate to improve paper quality.
Letters from multiple readers criticize campus editorials on student elections and faculty relations. The Connaaian editor and College staff are pressed to report impartially while professors defend balanced communication and student engagement. A separate note jokes about four Religious Emphasis Week speaker photos missing from Richmond College PR office.
Curtis Payne laments gloom from editorials yet notes a satirical snapshot of cold political weather. He cites Duvalier under OAS scrutiny, Latin revolutions, Russia and Maya Plissetskaya, Mississippi liquor taxes, St. Louis urban renewal, and non candidacy chatter surrounding Rockefeller Goldwater and Nixon. The piece ends urging a hopeful smile like Governor Harrison to brighten Virginia's future.
More than 00 United States government awards will fund study or research in 49 countries for American graduate students during the 1964 65 academic year. Applications via campus Fulbright advisers. nonstudents contact the Institute of International Education in New York. Deadline for regional applicants is November 1, 1963.
Dr J B Rhine spoke to a standing room crowd at Cannon Memorial Chapel on ESP today. He described four ESP types intuition, hallucination, premonition and extra motor with limited statistical backing and offered a simple card test for self assessment. He urged openness across schools of thought and teased a future BSP inspired resolution.
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