05 May 1972
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1972
Page
1
The President's Advisory Council asked Provident B Bruce Heilman and five student body presidents to back a campus drug policy. The letter outlines campus police powers including informants, questioning, warrants or consent searches, and reporting suspected honor code breaches while addressing student rights and counseling.
The University of Richmond will confer six honorary degrees at the June 5 commencement. Recipients include Provost Robert F. Smart and Dr. William Tyler Haynes for Doctor of Science, Dr. Louis D. Rubin Jr. for Doctor of Letters, Mrs. Camilla W. Lacy for Doctor of Humanties, and Rev. Raymond L. Spence Jr. and Rev. O Edwyn Luttrel for Doctor of Divinity.
Symposium ’72 on justice features Oliver Hill in the afternoon at Westhampton College green at 3 50 and Dr Harmon J Smith at Keller Hall reception room at 7 30. An evening Q and A session in the same room follows at 8 50 with both speakers present.
Westhampton College hosts a weekend Spring Festival of the Arts with a University Choir concert, student art shows, ceramics and silk screen demonstrations, and a May Court ceremony led by Rachel Pierce and Nancy Boykin. Daisy Chain procession precedes the Greek Theatre event. Tickets for the May Day Dance are five dollars per couple.
All Richmond and West Hampton classes are canceled next Friday May 12 due to fall registration. Business School classes not meeting include Accounting 302 and Economics 202 301 312 and 313 with excused absences for Richmond College students in the Business School. All University College and Law School classes meet as scheduled.
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