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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
2
At UR leadership conference students and faculty pushed for change at Mayo's RC College Shop. They cite overpriced food, limited book selection, hours, and monopolistic control, urging either contract termination or a student led management model. A student boycott is planned to press demands.
Harold Moore open trial coverage prompts chairman of the Honor Council to defend and refine reporting. He disputes editorial claims on pledges, notes misdates, and reveals Moore received a minor penalty, urging constructive journalism over sensationalism.
All students deficient or with incompletes in Physical Education must report to the PE department to register for next fall. Rising sophomores will register in their PE classes from May 17 to 20, with sessions Monday through Thursday.
Rodney Hicks Kappa Sigma John Zydron Theta Chi John Keller Sigma Chi Peter Sutcliffe Phi Kappa Phi protest campus paper for lacking Greek Week coverage. They argue major outlets and alumni rely on university news, urging parity with events like Frisbee Festival Beanie Beagle and Pierpont the wonderdog.
A reflection on Kent State and Jackson State deaths and the May 4 anniversary. The author laments the lack of a collective memorial and recalls Alan Paton’s poem read at Rhodes, urging remembrance of the four students killed.
Poem dedicates flowers to multiple individuals Allison Krause Sandy Lee Scheuer Jeffrey Miller and William Schroeder. It laments loss from an unnamed far country and asks for renewal of life and comfort for America while condemning violence and children's bloodshed.
Twenty journalism students observed national politics in Washington amid Vietnam veteran protests that led to 110 arrests on the Supreme Court steps. Interviews with Senators Byrd Spong and Congressman Satterfield revealed opposition to busing and calls for limited federal judges power. reportorial notes cover Hoover retirement and a Williamsburg governors conference with coverage tips on off the record reporting.
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