Lynchburg Orators Vie Tonight With U of R Debating Event
The University of Richmond debaters meet Lynchburg College in a dual meet tonight with both teams debating at Richmond and Lynchburg. The Richmond affirmative faces Lynchburg negative at Lynchburg, while the Lynchburg affirmative debates the Richmond negative in Richmond College auditorium. Professor H. B. Handy will preside over the event with the topic that the United States should recognize.
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University of Richmond
Lynchburg College
Richmond
Lynchburg
Richmond College
H. B. Handy
University
Rats Parade Planned at Hampden-Sydney Game
Richmond College freshmen will march in a Rat Parade during the Hampden-Sidney game Saturday afternoon November 14 as part of the school festivities after two postponements due to rushing season concerns.
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Walter Phillips
Richmond College
Spider Spirit Inspires Westhampton Rally Feud vs Harrisonburg
Westhampton residents report strong spider spirit among cheerleaders in the blue room after dinner as two rallies echoed with Odd and Even cheers. The lively support aimed to boost the fighting team ahead of their Saturday game against Harrisonburg.
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Westhampton
Harrisonburg
Interdenominational Meet Of Ministerial Students
Second annual interdenominational gathering for ministerial students from prep schools and colleges convenes in the University of Richmond chapel. Services begin tonight at 8 o clock with full-day sessions Friday and Sunday as delegates discuss issues and promote a more tolerant spirit among denominations.
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University of Richmond
Pi Alpha Announces Fall Term Elections
Miss Helen Keller, dean of Westhampton College, announced fall term elections for Pi Alpha, the college honorary society. Members include Betty Ballard Virginia Ballard Margaret Plarlan Jane Stuessy Eugenia Edmondson Madge Pollard Margaret Lazenby Louise Pry Marguerite Roper Harriet Sharon, with ten members this year, six from the class of 1926.
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Pi Alpha
Helen Keller
Westhampton College
Betty Ballard
Virginia Ballard
Margaret Plarlan
Jane Stuessy
Eugenia Edmondson
Madge Pollard
Margaret Lazenby
Louise Pry
Marguerite Roper
Harriet Sharon
Wahrman Elected President of Senior Law Class
L. H. Wahrman of Norfolk Virginia was unanimously elected president of the morning division senior class at the T. C. Williams School of Law. He serves a second term after leading during most of his junior year. Officers named include Miss Levy as vice president and Mr. Clarke as secretary.
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L. H. Wahriman
Norfolk
T. C. Williams School of Law
Wahrman
Miss Levy
Clarke
Big Bonfire Tonight Calls Spiders Forth
More than five hundred students from both sides of the lake are expected at a 9 30 bonfire. Freshmen collected material for days as a mass of wood stands ready to blaze to college yells. The University Band will lead songs and snake dances will feature the program.
Williams Law School Student Government Adopts New Constitution
The TC Williams School of Law moves to replace the old constitution adopted before morning division. The current framework no longer fits the two group system with day and night students and diverging interests and problems.
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Williams Law School
TC. Williams School of Law
Westhampton College Honor Standards Addressed by SGA
Eugenia Edmondson, president of Westhampton College's student government, urged students to uphold the college honor code during chapel, saying violations affect the college's standards and stressing the need for cooperation with student leaders.
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Eugenia Edmondson
Westhampton
Westhampton College
Eugenia Edmondso
Snelling Leads October Honor Roll at Local College
The October honor roll received from the dean lists many achievers. J. M. Snelling tops with five A grades while physics grades were lost in the Science Hall fire, suggesting a B or better for those marked with P.
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J. M. Snellings
Science Hall
Students Rally Richmond Union Station for Roanoke Send-Off
About 300 University students packed Union Station in Richmond last Friday to rally the football team before the Salem trip to face Roanoke College. The crowd cheered for thirty minutes from 9:30 to 10 p.m., singing yells and songs, delivering the strongest rally yet and setting a high standard for future gatherings.
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Union Station
Richmond
Salem
Roanoke College
Red and Blue Eleven Seeks to Break Junk By Victory Over Foe
Hampden Sidney fields a fast team as they prepare to meet the University of Richmond on Mayo Island tomorrow. A large student turnout is expected from Death Valley with many alumni joining in to cheer. The contest promises to be among the season’s best as both teams share similar weight and past results.
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Blue
Junk
Foe
Ampden-Sidney
Mayo Island
University of Richmond
Death Valley
Messenger Marks Fifty Years Of Service At Richmond
The November issue of the Messenger, the University of Richmond monthly literary publication, is reviewed by Richmond College editor Leslie L. Jones. The Messenger enters its current year in a new cloak, signaling stately appeal and a refined presentation.
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the Messenger
University of Richmond
Leslie L. Jones
Richmond College
Richmond Collegian
Freshman Class Sponsor Hosts Marshmallow Roast
Miss Gertrude Beggs, newly elected sponsor of the freshman class, entertained the dormitory freshmen with a marshmallow roast in the third floor kitchen last Sunday night after vespers. All the girls were present.
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Gertrude Beggs
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