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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
2
A brief notice states pricing for a weekly issue at 1 cent per copy and 2.50 dollars yearly in advance with 1 cent per year for mailing. Named correspondents R. Ben Cheatham and David J. Herman are credited.
The list names W Roland Galvin as Business Manager M J Logan as Assistant Business Manager Chas P Moore Advertising Manager Mary Woodward Western Business Manager Helen Gesse Assistant Western Business Manager Wik John W Davis Circulation Manager Guy Mattox Assistant Circulation Manager John W Davis Martin J Logan noted among staff roles.
A Westhampton College piece argues for a gender based honor system. It notes the Student Government Association operates on honor among girls with faculty out of the loop and challenges male students who tempt or undermine girls while condemning cheats by women. The author labels male double standards and calls for higher male honor codes.
The All-Student World Court Conference held in Lynchburg signals a rising spirit among college students to engage with foreign policy. The Richmond Collegian supports studying international relations and plans to present World Court issues to University of Richmond students within weeks.
The piece notes H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and his father the Prince of Wales have both fallen from horses. It contrasts royal equestrian mishaps with enduring thrones and comments on anglo royal public image amid recent world events.
The piece critiques social climbers at Richmond College, comparing college life to Hearst papers style snobbery. It mocks self important students who pursue elite circles, while lampooning the pretensions of debutante culture and societal columns.
An odd remark notes that all dowagers at various country clubs we meet are consistently described as always present. The line hints at social patterns within club circles without naming individuals or places.
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