University of Richmond Band Plays Be-Bop And Classics
The University of Richmond band presents its annual concert in the Greek Theater on the Westhampton College campus Saturday at 7 30 p m under Mark Troxell. The program blends be-bop with classical works and features solos by Dick Howard Thomas Armstrong Bob Parsons Bill Carter and Willie Guy with Gershwin Gould and Walters selections plus Leroy Anderson pieces. Tickets are 50 cents for students and 1.00 for adults.
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Richmond
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Anatole Lindow
Daniey Heifetz
LaValle
United States
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Morton Gould
Harold Walters
Aloysius
Willie Guy
Bentonville
Leroy Anderson
Eigeteenth Century
Raymond Scott
Walters
Mortar Board
Westhampton Senior Class To Be Honored Tea
Mrs. Leslie S. Booker announces the alumnae sponsored tea for the Westhampton senior class. The event, led by Mrs. R. P. Stone, will take place May 14 at 4 30 p.m. at Mrs. John Tyree’s home in Windsor Farms with alumnae board members in attendance. Proceeds from a recent card party are expected to total about 500 dollars for the swimming pool fund.
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Richmond College Honor Council Rejects Jurisdiction Over Internal Org Operations
The Richmond College Honor Council ruled it lacks authority over internal activities of campus organizations including the Mitchell Forensic Society. The decision followed an injunction seeking to stop an election of next year’s officers by the Forensic Council. The dispute centered on who should elect officers and whether the council has power over an organization’s internal processes.
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Forensic Council
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Honor Council
Richmond College
Richmond College Forensic Council
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Lynn Dickerson
Mitchell
University of Richmond Wins State TKA Debate Championship
The University of Richmond swept the State TKA Debate Tournament held May 2 3 at VPI to clinch the title. Rich mond claims first with Rex Adams top speaker 85 points and Ward Jones 81 percent, while Bridgewater trails and Emory and Henry secure the top negative. Rex Adams elected State Vice President next year and Tom Stark of VPI named President at the convention.
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VPI
Richmond
Bridgewater
TKA
Rex Adams
Tom Stark
Ward Jones
Pat Minor
Chester Brown
Emory and
Henry
Adams
Rex Adams Elected President of TRA
Rex Adams, a debate team member and recent TRA recruit, was elected TRA president for next year during the Richmond Chapter Tau Kappa Alpha meeting held at Dr. Spencer Albright's home on April 10. The session closed with refreshments and honors for graduating members Ward Jones, Chester Brown, Lynn Dickerson, and Randolph Young.
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Tau Kappa Alpha
Spencer Albright
TRA
Rex Adams
Ward Jones
Chester Brown
Lynn Dickerson
Randolph Young
Aldhizer and Wiltshire Elected Richmond College Honor Council
George Aldhizer and Charley Wiltshire were elected chair and secretary of Richmond College honor council for 1952-53, announced by student government president Charles Tulloh after Senate approval. Also named to represent classes are John Woolridge Bob Parsons Larry Matthews Jim Brier Mac Shotwell Marshall Tuck. Aldhizer and Wiltshire hold multiple campus roles and fraternity offices.
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Richmond College
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Tulloh
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Wiltshire
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Bob Parsons
Larry Matthews
Jim Brier
Mac Shotwell
Marshall Tuck
University Glee Club
Interfraternity Council
Web
Phi Gamma Delta Social Fraternity
Omicron Delta Kappa
CoLeoran
Pi Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity
Pi Delta Epsilon
IFC Sets Date For Rush Week And Amendments
At a recent IFC meeting the Interfraternity Council set December 5 6 and 7 for next semester rush week and April 12 18 for Greek Week. Officers for next year will be elected May 19 with two constitutional amendments up for vote. The first requires pledges to have nine hours and nine quality credits. the second extends rushing rules to summer term entrants.
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Interfraternity Council
IFC
Senators Clash Over Forensic Council Injunction
A Senate meeting sparked a heated dispute over an injunction blocking the Forensic Council from electing next year’s officers. Senator Dick Howard urged the Senate to recognize the Honor Council’s authority, while President Tulloch and Dean Pinchbeck weighed in on constitutional limits. The Senate demanded a full report on a $100 Senior Class expenditure.
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Raymond B. Pinchbeck
Honor Council
Tulloch
Tulloh
South Court Beach Gains Popularity on Westhampton Campus
The article notes Westhampton students, especially women, flock to South Court Beach for sunbathing and tanning before term papers and tests. Blessed with blankets and clocks, the students use the timepiece to manage sun exposure while tea rooms offer refreshments. Sunbathers from other campus areas also appear, indicating broad campus interest.
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Westhampton
South Court
Students must register by May 15 for business juniors
All students planning to enter the School of Business Administration as juniors next September must register at the office of Dean F Byers Miller by May 15.
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School of Business Administration
F. Byers Miller
KA Rose Ball Set Tomorrow Night
The annual Kappa Alpha Rose Formal will be held tomorrow night May 10 at 9 30. All students are invited to attend and bids may be obtained at the KA room in A section, Jeter Hall. Music will be by the Revelers from the Medical College. Miss Patsy Glen of Richmond sponsors the dance with Dave Skewes as committee chairman. Eta Chapter Richmond will join Randolph Macon and alumni groups. Each attendee will receive a rose presented by the fraternity. A large turnout is expected.
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Kappa Alpha
Kappa Paralees
Richmond
Sig Eps and Phi Gams Announce Friendly Tug of War
Sigma Phi Epsilon and Phi Gamma Delta plan a yearly tug of war at Westhampton Lake on Friday at 9 30 p m. Each team fields 25 men with the loser to be dunked in the lake. Frank Skinner leads the committee and seeks strong student turnout.
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