University of Richmond Newspaper Masthead On Press Night
Publication note listing staff roles and editors for the weekly issue. Includes G. Cary White editor in chief Francis N. Taylor managing editor Jane Stuessy Westhampton editor Jidson Evans Peature editor Dorothy Knibb Westhampton Ed Moncure P. Patteson sports editor and post office filing details showing second class matter November 8 1915.
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University of Richmond, Va
G. Cary White
Francis N. Taylor
Jane Stuessy
Westhampton
Jidson Evans
Peature
Dorothy Knibb
Asst
Westhamp
Moncure P. Patteson
Newspaper Business Staff Roster Listing Editors and Managers
The page lists the newspaper’s business staff including Edward H. Pruden as Business Manager G F B Mullin as Assistant Business Manager W Roland Galvin as Assistant Bus Mer Martha Lipscomb as Westh n Bus Mer Mary McGlothlin as Assistant W Bus Mer Se D Moore as Circulation Mgr P Lambeth as Assistant Circulation Mgr a Mattox John W Davis Martin J Logan.
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Edward H. Pruden
G. F. B. Mullin
W. Roland Galvin
Martha Lipscomb
Mary McGlothlin
W. Bus
D. Moore
P. Lambeth
Mattox
John W. Davis
Martin J
Logan Business
Intercollegiate Association Membership Notes
A list noting a member from the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and a member from the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association. The brief item confirms continued affiliation with two regional journalist groups.
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Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Interest in Dramatics at University of Richmond
The senior play Romeo and Juliet featuring Warren A. McNeill as Romeo and Susie Blair as Juliet promises to be the campus’s most successful dramatic production. The University of Richmond Players, under coach Emily Brown, have elevated campus life and theatre with this year’s ambitious program.
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University of Richmond
Warren A. McNeill
Romeo
Susie Blair
Juliet
Richmond University
Emily Brown
End of Year Remarks in The Richmond Collegian
The Richmond Collegian thanks University of Richmond students and all contributors for a year of effort. It credits business manager I. H. Pruden with fiscal policy enabling thirty consecutive issues, a record for the paper.
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The
Richmond Collegian
University of Richmond
Collegian
I. H. Pruden
Commencement Exercises urged for student attendance
The article urges students at the local university to attend the commencement exercises after examinations. It calls the public program a major yearly feature and stresses it is an obligation to witness the graduation ceremonies marking four years of study.
Obituary and book reviews on Amy Lowell and insurance works
The column mourns Amy Lowell as a premier American poet and critic and previews a forthcoming book, The Man on the Debt by William Thornton. It praises Thornton’s plain style and usefulness to beginners in insurance, urges the book for readers, and notes a campus reception to Black Wind.
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Amy Lowell
America
Emily Dickinson
William Thornton
the Insurance Advocate
New York
Thornton
Handbound edition promises future print run in amber paper
The note states the edition will be handbound in heavy loadstone amber paper and span about thirty pages. It predicts a second printing if demand continues, signed by George.
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George
Dormitory Demand Rises at University as Rooms Run Low
Administrative officers report only ninety rooms remain unclaimed as new students reserve beds. Dean predicts the dormitory will be full by July 1. Three large groups with prior housing live-off campus have not reserved, easing pressure on the two university dormitories.
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Calvin HH. Robinson
R. Ben Cheatham
David J. Herman A
Stephan Stepanian
Thelma Phleger
M. Knockley W
Hash Dorothy Walker R
Edwards C
Lanadell
Virginia McDaniel H, G
Noffsinger
Margaret Dorsey
Sarah Cudd
Evening School of Business Administration
W. Grace
Ran
Toledo
General Electric Company
General Electric
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