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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
4
A mishmash of campus anecdotes from Uncle John's Jabberings by John U. Tatum. The piece jokes about a housewarming fire drill lapse, senior grades, and freshmen bravado at Texas U with light gossip and quips.
The Philologian Literary Society previews a program featuring readings on single and married life by A L Win go J B Wigins and A L Arthur. Members hear a public speaking talk by Prof Handy on posture voice and gestures. New members join and T P Reynolds is elected censor as the group adjourns.
AGGOZZINO Spose and Charlie Dillon train the new men to front a revived COUNTRY squad. Early practice aims to erase a common weakness of Spider basketball teams before the season opens. Tharpe Martin Fleming and Williams lead the cinder men of Dobson, suggesting a creditable showing and possible win.
An elderly man in a breakfast scene makes an unconscious remark as his wife, tired and irritable that morning, enters the room and sighs that women’s work is never done. Doe comments, reflecting somberly while holding a biscuit.
A Davidson student who said he acted as a leading man in movies this summer was found to have only served as an usher, sparking questions about honesty and campus scrutiny.
Continued services in the chapel as the chemistry lab for elementary classes nears completion. Higher chemistry classes will perform experiments at the Medical College of Virginia. The chapel balconies will host the biology lab, and the physics lab will use two third-floor rooms in the Administration building vacated by the Mu Sigma Rho and Philologian societies, which have moved.
A Millsaps College student stayed up late and wrote a humorous piece critiquing shop operators who gloated over the rainy spell, likening them to undertakers at a cholera epidemic.
The coroner in a verdict notes a death and the college seeks to fill a faculty vacancy.
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