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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
5
Dr. Hall spoke to a crowded audience with morning and evening talks. The morning lecture covered parallel development of the individual and the race, while the night address outlined things every boy and man should know. Also notes on Richmond College football history and the upcoming Y M C A conference.
Sophomores issue rules for freshmen conduct on campus and urge attendance at rallies and games. They cite the Westhampton rally Wednesday evening and resolve to ensure all freshmen are present at future events.
A speaker at Sunday vespers cites a sunrise of life and a call to serve humanity. She echoes a stanza about youth, the morning star, and a mission to help others, urging college people to guide the less fortunate toward a hopeful life.
A library expansion announces the addition of fifty five new titles across multiple authors and subjects. Notable entries include Hollander Arthurian works Dietrich Dickens Palywrights and Schelling Elizabethian plays, plus bios on Olive Schreiner and Robert E. Lee.
G F B Mullin graduate of the University of Richmond and student at Union Theological Seminary was ordained at Gwathmey Baptist Church near Ashland where he serves as pastor. The service featured sermons by Rev J R Johnson and charges from several Baptist ministers, with donations from Richmond figures.
Walden appoints a vigilance committee to address an offense by a student. Members must appear before the student senate to explain the offense and their absence from the vigilance committee meeting.
The Richmond meeting of the Country Life group focused on farmer income relative to the standard of living, interpreting it as all life satisfaction including food and health. Cooperative marketing was emphasized, with discussions led in a Socratic format by Prof. Harrison Elliott of Union Theological Seminary.
Clyde N Parker and Emanuel Emrock will represent the negative as students prepare for the local preliminaries debating the resolution that the United States should recognize the present government of Russia.
Here and T. Eugene West and C. Earle Hoshall will uphold the affirmative at Lynchburg. The formal debate will take place Friday night, Nov. 13, in the Westhampton College auditorium. The presiding officer and the judges will be announced next week.
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