Hand Named To Succeed Dr. Lumpkin At Richmond College
University President Dr. George M. Modlin announces Dr. Othell Hand as Religious Activities Director for 1949-50 succeeding Dr. William L. Lumpkin who resigns to accept a pastorate in Richmond. Hand, an assistant professor of religious education, holds a 1943 B A from Mississippi College and a 1949 Ph D from Southern Theological Seminary.
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George M. Modlin
Othell Hand
Richmond College
William L. Lumpkin
Richmond
Hand
Solon B. Cousins
Mississippi College
Southern Theological Seminary
School of
Cousins
Mississippi
SG Requests Resignation Of Two Men From Student Government
President Jim Sease with the Richmond College Senate called for the resignations of Bo Nelson the SG treasurer and Shorty Long the athletic representative as they move to the Business School. A special election is set for May 17 to fill the vacancies with nominations due by noon May 10. Resignations take effect May 16.
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Jim Sease
Richmond College Senate
Sease
Bo" Nelson
Shorty
Long
Richmond College
Business School
Senate
AC Candidates Win 10 Offices
All campus candidates swept senior junior and sophomore class offices capturing 10 of 15 positions. Elected were Tommy Howard Robert Shaw Ralph Barron Donald Baxter Acree Link Chuck Hanson Henry Dwyer William Newhouse Jack Jones Keith Loury William Purdue Frank Edmonds Frank Skinner William Wheeler Warren Long. Edward Vieth won unopposed as Board of Publications representative with 386 votes.
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Senate
Tommy Howard
Robert Shaw
Ralph Barron
Donald Baxter
Acree Link
Chuck Hanson
Henry Dwyer
William Newhouse
Jack Jones
Keith Loury
William Purdue
Frank Edmonds
Frank Skinner
Business Students Schedule Meeting at University of Richmond
Dean F Byers Miller of the University of Richmond School of Business Administration announced a May 10 meeting for all Richmond College students now in the present Sophomore or Junior standing who plan to pursue the B S in Business Administration. The session in the Physics Lecture Room at 1130 aims to explain school operations and registration procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Byers Miller
University of Richmond School of Business Administration
Richmond College
Miller
University of Richmond
Business
Open House Showcases Biology and Chemistry Departments
Science departments invite the public to an open house on Tuesday May 10 from 8 to 10 p m in the Biology and Chemistry buildings. Beta Beta Beta Gamma Sigma Epsilon and the Chemistry Club sponsor tours of labs and demonstrations in bacteriology genetics histology and color chemistry with films on cancer heart activity yellow fever and malaria control.
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Beta Beta Beta
Gamma Sigma Epsilon
National Honorary Chemistry Fraternity
Chemistry Club
Walt Disney
University approves deposit fee change for new students
The University announces that the $25 deposit fee will be exempt for current semester students but required for new students and those absent last fall. The change, approved by the executive committee of the Board of Trustees, will appear in the 1949-50 University Bulletin. Dormitory rent at Westhampton College rises by $10. Richmond College fees remain unchanged.
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George M. Modlin
University Board of Trustees
University
Modlin
Westhampton College
Richmond College
University of Richmond Band to Air Greek March Pindos
The University of Richmond Band will perform Pindos a Greek military march in its Spring Concert at the Greek Theater on May 14 at 8 p.m. The piece was arranged for the band by Major E Mavramatis and linked to Dr Oswald F Hedley a Richmond College graduate now head of ECA MG in Greece. A recording will be made to send to Hedley.
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University of Richmond
Oswald F. Hedley
Richmond College
Medical College of Virginia
E. Mavramatis
Hedley
ECA
Greece
Athens
Mark Troxell
Dr. Hedley
May Day Queen Coronation at Westhampton
Sophomores present the Queen's Ball at Keller Hall starting 9 p.m. with Queen Lovely Susan Dickinson and court as honor guests. May Day events begin at 2 p.m. on the campus green featuring national booths, the Punch and Judy show, a May pole dance, and a coronation at 3:30 p.m. in the Greek Theater.
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Susan Dickinson
Westhampton
Keller Hall
Carolyn Bonham
Mildred Anderson
Rosamond Calhoun
Jane Dens
Ida Eanes
Florence Gray
Peggy Harris
Cynthia Patrick
Catherine Smith
Miriam Thalenberg
Mary Lou Winn
Uni
Four RC Delegates To Attend Congress At Virginia
Professor Wood leads four Richmond College delegates to the Fifth Semi-Annual Session of the Congress at the University of Virginia today and tomorrow. Stuart Massie and Lawrence A. Wood head the group with three student delegates from RC. Delegates register Friday afternoon and join the 4 p.m. opening session with forums from Student Government, Honor Council and Collegian staff. The final session is Saturday at 11:15 a.m.
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Stuart Massie
Student Congress of Virginia Colleges and Universities
Lawrence A. Wood
University of Virginia
Haddon Snead
Pete Singleton
George Taylor
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Ology Museum
Professor Wood
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