University of Richmond Collegian urges student support and alumni subscriptions
The first 1920 21 issue announces the Collegian as a planned weekly paper for the University of Richmond. It asks students to subscribe and to recruit alumni subscriptions, notes a new permanent office in the Y M C A building, and urges students to save and bind issues as a memory book while stressing the paper serves the entire university.
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Collegian
University of Richmond
Collegians
Incoming Class of 1924 Welcomed to University of Richmond
The message extends fellowship to new students and invites the 1924 class to join the university. It highlights traditions, history, and opportunities at the University of Richmond and encourages new students to carry forward the work of their predecessors.
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University of Richmond
Return of Dr. S C Mitchell Enriches History Department
The University of Richmond welcomes Dr. S C Mitchell back to the Department of History and Political Science after years away. His reputation precedes him, and students will soon know him as a learned teacher and a beloved friend, his winning personality already felt across campus.
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S.C. Mitchell
Mitchell
University of Richmond
The New Year at the University of Richmond
The 1920-21 session opens with an optimistic view of opportunities for every student. The message urges all to participate, stressing that no one is too insignificant to contribute and that strong scholarship will shape the university's future.
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University of Richmond
Freshman Spirit Message at University of Richmond
A call to students to uphold high grades and ideals, serve God and the University, and embody Spider spirit. Emphasizes loyalty, participation in college life, and the pursuit of achievement as Richmond College enters a new year.
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University of Richmond
Freshmen Definitions and School Satire From Westhampton
A playful campus piece defines freshmen as various fictional roles in a satire on student life. It mixes personified animals and school terms, noting spiders as ominous and likening seniors to dignity, while outlining campus groups, rituals, and quirks with humorous intent.
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Gladys Shaw
V. R. Goode
D. W. Hartz
R, S. Atkins, W. I. Hatcher
Helen Wilkes
Westhampton College
T. C. Williams Law School
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Intercollegiate Newspaper Association
Norfolk
Westhampton
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