Final Couthomn issue bids farewell with thanks
This year end note from the Centeaian staff expresses nostalgia and gratitude to readers, the student body, and contributors. They affirm journalism as a life, duty, and craft, noting their sign off as the old staff ends their run with a closing reflection on truth and responsibility.
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University of Richmond Students Face Problems and Next Steps
A reflective essay argues against transferring to other schools, urging Richmond students to confront campus issues rather than complain. It highlights self-improvement efforts like reorganized clubs, new dorms, an enlarged refectory, and a Self-Study program, urging peers to join in shaping better campus life.
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Pi Delta Epsilon
Press Club
Thomas Society
Alpha Psi Omega
Always Forward With the Cotinoran Editorial
The Cotinoran staff reflects on closing the school year and introducing a new staff. It praises past editors for improving campus opinions through the editorial page and invites student support to continue strides forward with the campus in mind.
Mortar Board Reactivated at Westhampton College
The Class of 1965 earns the Mortar Board plaque for intangible yet real impact at Westhampton College. Seniors revived faded traditions, energized Song Contest, and inspired underclassmen through the Big-Sitel Sister program, setting a spark for future classes.
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Mortar Board
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Westhampton College
Fraternities highlighted as core college aid on campus
Donald K. Butler argues fraternities offer the essential social learning in college beyond the so called service roles. He contends half an education comes from handling relationships and character building, not formal instruction. He urges unity and a motto urging maturity to preserve Greek life on campus.
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Ugly American tackles diplomatic ignorance in a strong film
The Ugly American stars Marlon Brando as a self confident ambassador in a provocative Richmond run, criticizing American isolationism and foreign policy. The film mirrors real world tensions in small nations and questions what Americans owe abroad.
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Alan Markow
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Richmond
All America
Marlon Brando
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William J. Lederer
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Religious News RAC Chooses 63 64 Theme for Campus
The Religious Activities Council selects the Common Venture as next year’s theme to align Vespers and Religious Emphasis Week. Richard Cook will chair Religious Emphasis Week. a Sep 11 13 retreat is planned at Camp Hanover. Russell Warren may be contacted for more information. BSU and Westhampton College surpasses goals for summer missions funds and Richmond College reaches part of its $400 target.
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Richmond College
Camp Hanover
Russell Warren
RAG
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Westhampton College
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