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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
4
Heads bowed and homework shelved as May Day activities unfold tonight across the campus. Freshmen don white attire for Lantern Parade rehearsals while sophomores plan a Southern mansion display and the Mad Hatter leads the orchestra in Looking Glass preparations for May Day tomorrow.
The annual YM YW picnic will be held on the Westhampton side of the lake starting at 5 50 pm. All are invited to attend with casual dress encouraged.
Virginia Military Institute wins 14 of 16 events to down the University of Richmond 99 to 31 at Milhiser Field Tuesday afternoon. VMI sweeps NAC events and the shot put led by Jim Sherrard in the broad and triple jumps. Sim McCornick wins two events for the Spiders with Deane and Kesheba placing. many results are listed with VMI and Richmond competitors.
The Redmond May Association forms a committee to place daw students in local firms for summer work. George Tidey addressed those invested Monday. The law school requires entrance examinations to admit applicants. Officers elected include Bob Brooks as chancellor Jim Davis as vice chancellor Karl Griff as exchequer. Bobby Twyman will write this column next school year.
Mortar Board will hold its annual Smarty Party Wednesday at 5:90. The picnic will be by the lake and Phi Beta Kappa members and students with Intermediate Honors are invited, along with the top freshmen and sophomore class members. Entertainment will be provided by new Mortar Board members in a jootenanny.
Underhill to lead a new United Kingdom program with one and two day seminars and a speaker bureau as the center grows its research. Shotherner expects the Richmond center to aid the metropolis and plans a May or June meeting to brief area business executives.
A showing of The Last Sunset features Rock Hudson Dorothy Malone Kirk Douglas and Joseph Cotten. The film follows a manhunt in Texas and Mexico, runs 112 minutes in color, with showings at 3 and 7 30. Refreshments will be served.
Vespers host Dr. J Leving Evans to discuss The Role and Responsibility of the Covenant Community. BSU leaders Marcia Reider and Karl Crouch confirmed as summer missionaries at the Danville conference with Lee Till as BSU president on the state council. Reverend John King to speak on The T ark Communities of Faith and Learning at Westminster, meeting at Myron Yagel's home. Cars depart 6 45 pm from North Court barrier. BSU officers to conduct vespers at Randolph Macon College May 2 at 6 pm. Dr Joseph Byrne to discuss Catholic birth control views at Newman Club meeting at St Bridgets Parish Hall 7 30 pm. Religious Activities Council Spring Retreat at Camp Banover Monday. buses from barrier at 8 00 am. Newly elected Young Women’s Auxiliary officers listed and Canterbury Club RAG representative Gar Wood named.
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