Richmond Collegian Weekly Staff and Publication Details
The Richmond Collegian weekly at Richmond College and Westhampton College lists staff roles and publication details. The paper, published every Friday, includes editors Bruce Cook Haitor-in-Chief Chag I Leek and Ruth Carver as editor in chief with assistants and reporters named.
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Richmond Collegian
Richmond College and
Westhampton College Weekly
Bruce Cook
Haitor-in-Chief
Chag
Optimistic Forecast for Baseball Team’s Championship Hope
Friday May 7 1920 editorial salutes the baseball squad. The writer calls an initial loss a good omen and congratulates the team while urging pursuit of the championship.
R C Men and R C Ideals
The piece extols Richmond College honor codes and self governance for entering prep students. It urges upperclassmen to mentor younger peers to uphold high standards, warning that one slip can ruin a life and stressing the duty to guide others toward virtuous conduct.
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Richmond College
Lune
Chieta Upsilon Organizes for All Around Excellence
A college honor society named Chieta Upsilon launches to recognize the best all around students at Spiders. It emphasizes multi facet achievement and integrity, honoring leaders who contribute in many ways rather than in a single line.
Richmond College Lacks Boat Landing for Swimming
The piece notes the college possesses scarce recreational opportunities, praising the lake for boating and swimming yet laments the absence of a suitable starting and landing place. The call highlights a missing apparatus essential for safe diving and entry into the water.
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Richmond College
Aquatic Facilities for Students Described as Needed
The article argues mass athletics are strong but aquatic sports lag. It urges administration to place a raft at a suitable spot for swimming and cleanliness, urging authorities to act or students to fund their own raft if necessary.
Get Behind the Y M C A Campus Spotlight
The Y M C A is a vital campus organ serving students by providing a building and office for the Athletic Director. It offers access to talks by leading figures in Richmond and presents instructive programs each Thursday night. Attend at 7 15 to support the organization and gain personal benefit.
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Riehnot
Brook Anderson Rewarded for Gallantry in World War I
Richmond College honors K. Brook Anderson a former Spider with a Pershing citation for valor at Chateau-Thierry on June 23 1918. He remains on duty with the U S forces stationed in Egypt awaiting official notification. A Medal of Honor accompanies the citation.
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Richmond College
K. Brook Anderson
Chateau-Thierry
John J. Pershing
Anderson
U. S
Egypt
Pershing
Freshman Westhampton Stage Japanese Pageant a Hit
The Freshman class at Westhampton presented a three act Japanese Pageant to crowded houses on Thursday and Friday. The production featured authentic scenery and costumes, with original music by F Flaxington Harker and contributions from Anita Kloss and C G Smith.
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Westhampton
Pacific
America
Orient
Japan
Kyoto
F. Flaxington Harker
Anita Kloss
C. G. Smith
Brother of Walter B. Anderson Noted
The text states he is a brother of Walter B. Anderson who earned his commission as a second lieutenant at Plattsburg.
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Walter B. Anderson
Plattsburg
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Board OF Editors
Editorial
BIAFF
May Lois Johnson
Ruth Carver
Mildred Rucker
Caepee Waditor Elwie Payne
Hargroves
J. R. Saunders
Davenport
W. Br, Johnson, K. 8
Burke
Mickerson
Ruth Hoover
Joe Bus
Brame
Helen Wilkes
Atkins
Iid
Tat
R. C
Chieta Upsilon
Brook Anderson
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