Busines staff listings with regional paper associations
The document lists key personnel including W Roland Galvin as Business Mgr and M J Logan as Assistant Business Mgr along with Chas P Moore Advertising Mgr and Mary Woodward as Westh'n Bus Mgr. It also shows Helen Gesse as Assistant Westh'n Bus Mgr and notes membership in the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association.
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W. Roland Galvin
M. J. Logan
Asst
Chas
P. Moore
Mary Woodward
Westh’n Bus
Helen Gesse
Ass't
Mgr
Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Circulation staff changes listed for 5 personnel
Five staff names appear with roles in circulation department including John W Davis Circulation Manager and Guy Mattox Assistant Circulation Manager plus Martin J Logan and others in business staff.
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John W
Davis
Guy Mattox
T Mit
Martin J
Logan
Spider Spirit Revives Student Morale for Rivalry Game
The Richmond Collegian praises revived school spirit as essential to athletic success. It urges students to attend rallies and games to support the team and sustain morale for future victories against ancient rivals.
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Richmond Collegian
University of Richmond Debating Match Aims for Victory
The Lynchburg debaters visit tonight as Richmond launches a bold opening schedule. The Collegian urges students to attend and back the teams, noting past apathy and calling for Spider Spirit in support of debates alongside Friday rallying for Hampden Sidney.
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University of Richmond
Lynchburg
Lynchburg School
Lynchburg College
Hampden-Sidney
Richmond Collegian
Campus writers of Richmond College judged by ex-Students
Five years after entering Richmond College the author reviews former campus writers Mgr. B Stockton and A B Clarke at Harvard, praising Clarke for style and short stories while criticizing Stockton for pedantic vocabulary. Louise Wilkinson and Thelma Phiegar receive high praise for poetry, with other local writers noted for prose and verse. The piece laments Cabell influence, praises Miss Harlan and Miss Phiegar, and calls for editor selection by English faculty.
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Mechanicsburg
Richmond College
University of Richmond
Mgr. B. Stockton
A. B. Clarke
Harvard University
Stockton
Clarke
James Branch Cabell
Westhampton
Louise Wilkinson
Oliver. Morton
Thelma Phiegar
Wilkinson
George Mitchell
Warren McNeill
McNeill
Rosabel
Cabell
A. Judson Evans
W. Garland Richardson
Francois Vile Jon
Schnittkind
Richardson
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Leslie Jones
Miss Phiegar
Illuminati
Jones
Miss Harlan
Messenger
Westhampton Senior Mothers Host Daughters Teas
During the last two weeks the senior mothers at Westhampton have entertained their freshman daughters. The series of teas has been thoroughly enjoyed by members of both classes and stands as a charming school tradition.
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Westhampton
The Golden Door review by Evelyn Scott author
The reviewer summarizes Evelyn Scott’s 1925 novel The Golden Door as a provocative tale about Paul a Tolstoyan thinker who shuns marriage and shares his wife May with Nina. The piece notes strong writing clear farm-life depictions and a plot that strains plausibility.
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Evelyn Scott
Thomas Seltzer, Inc
Miss Scott
Paul
Tolstoy
May
Nina
Mac
Honor Sociology Head in National Christian Movement
Dr. Relvin Harlan of the University of Richmond was named to a Virginia state committee forming Christian principles through publications and lectures. Other appointees include John Stewart Bryan of Richmond J A C Chandler of William and Mary and Dice Anderson of Randolph Macon Women's College. The group aims to spread real Christianity in Virginia via lectures and publications as part of a nationwide effort.
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Relvin Harlan
University of Richmond
National Organization
New York City
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
J. A. C. Chandler
William and Mary
Dice Anderson
Randolph-Macon Women's College
Senior and Freshman Tie Through Protege System
One senior selects several freshmen as especial friends and proteges. The program lets the elder assist newcomers with perplexing problems and builds close ties of comradeship between the senior and freshman classes.
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David J. Herman
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Thelma Phleger
J. W. Wash
Dorothy Walker
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Lanadell
Virginia McDaniel
Sarah Cudd
Margaret Dorsey
Busines
Spider Spirit
J. Mark Lutz
Godness
Margaret Harlan
Book Review
National Movement