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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

Page

3

SBA Chooses Officers in School of Business Administration

Jerry L. Withoit won the senior class presidency 53-52 over Thomas Farrell. Harold Babb captured the vice presidency 58-49 over Jim Staines. Secretary Ken Heskett won 105 yes to 3 no. Dan Waddell elected treasurer 91-13. Senior and USGA senators named. Whittemore 103 yes to 3 no. Tassell 96-11. Markowitz 96-11. Tucker 100-6. Hinson 99-5. Allen 95-8.

Jerry L. Withoit Thomas Farrell School of Business Administration Withoit Glen Allen Norman Babbitt Harold Babb Portsmouth Jim Staines Richmond Ken Heskett Front Royal Dan Waddell Gerald Markowitz Hampton Richard Tassell Petersburg Randy Whittemore Union Whittemore Tassell Markowitz

Snow Job at Annapolis Middle East Conference

A Navy sponsored 1922 Annapolis conference of 200 college students debated Nixon era Middle East policy. The Israeli ambassador Major-General Eliahu Zeira and Egyptian attache Dr. Ashraf Ghorbal shaped the author’s view, revealing biased positions and shifting his stance from UN peace optimism to skepticism about Israeli concessions.

Nixon Middle East Tisrael Egypt Navy Department Annapolis Maryland Mid-East State, Defense and Commerce Departments Washington Eliahu Zeira Moshe Dayan United Nations Israel Zaira Arith United States Ashraf Abdel Latif Ghorbal Zeira Ghorbal Russia Ussr

University of Richmond Taps Nine for Omicron Delta Kappa

Nine candidates from University of Richmond including seven students and two professors are slated for initiation into Omicron Delta Kappa on May 20. Officers include Charles Scott Carter president with Thomas Givens and Steven L. Nock as vice president and secretary. Also initiated are James D. Foster and three Richmond College and law school members. Initiates evaluated by a point system across scholarship athletics religion social groups and publications with junior status required.

University of Richmond University Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Fraternity Charles Scott Carter SBA Carter University Student Union Thomas Givens Steven Ll. Nock Richmond College Givens William's Nock ROSGA James D. Foster Phi Beta Kappa T. C. Williams School of Law Denis Charles Englisby Junius Waverly Pulley Charles Fredrick Witthoefft Englisby Kansas State University Law Review Pulley William's Law Witthoefft Hampden-Sydney Floreida State University Florida State University Institute For Social Research Eyle Westhampton Glee Club Colorado Spring College Europe ODK

University of Richmond juniors mandatory convocation set

The junior class must attend a single compulsory convocation on Tuesday May 11 at 9 55 am. All classes from 9 45 to 11 00 am are canceled. Dr Frank Dickey national president of Omicron Delta Kappa will speak and the Wicker Foundation awards will be presented at the event.

University of Richmond Frank Dickey Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Fraternity Wicker Foundation

Kappa Sigma Dominates Greek Week Competitions

Kappa Sigma won top honors in the annual Greek Week held April 18 to 24. Phi Kappa Sigma took second, followed by Phi Delta Theta, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Kappa Sigma also won the April 22 Boatwright lake boat race and the serious division of the song fest, with Phi Kap taking the comedy division. The event closed with a Friday dance headlined by Swingin Medallions and a Saturday concert by Bill Deal and the Rhondells and Black and Blue, emceed by Terry Jordan of WLER.

Kappa Sigma Fraternity Phi Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Theta Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Phi Epsilon Kappa Sigma Boatwright Lake Phi Kap Terry Jordan WLER Bill Deal Rhondells

Last Seminar on Reproductive Behavior at Maryland Hall

The University of Richmond Biology Seminar led by Dr. Marie Jenkins of Madison College will be held Monday at 4 in room 110 Maryland Hall. She will discuss reproductive behavior in a sexual race of the Planarian species Dugesia doroteocephala. Biology majors and other University members are invited. admission is free.

University of Richmond Marie Jenkins Madison College Maryland Hall Jenkins

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