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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
2
G Cary White editor in chief Francis N Taylor managing editor Calvin H Robinson R Ben Cheatham correspondents.
Business staff names and titles include Roland Galvin Mgr M. J. Logan Asst Business Mgr Charles P Moore Advertising Manager Mary Woodward Westh'n Business Manager Helen Gesse Ass't Westh'n Bus Mgr John W Davis Circulation Mgr and assistants Guy Mattox and John W Davis with a note about Martin J Logan hitting any of them.
A brief note lists membership in two groups: the Southern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association and the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association.
Westhampton College editorial notes small changes toward co operation between Richmond and Westhampton. Instances include Richmond standing for Westhampton Alma Mater and University Alma Mater sung with equal vigor by girls and men, signaling a budding inclusive campus spirit.
The Richmond Collegian urges freshmen to attend Y M C A meetings and support the college group. It emphasizes the Y as universal on campus, more appealing than other activities, and a chance to grow intellectually and spiritually through weekly meetings and fellowship.
A reflective piece argues for stronger student engagement and better pedagogy. It critiques professors as pedantic or aloof and notes the university's annual report on admitting fewer earnest students due to cramped dorms. Aims to improve local educational conditions.
A fragment argues that broad topics on pedagogy cannot be settled in one paragraph. It questions hasty labeling of human classification, noting that nothing has...
A columnist reflects on college life arguing that freshmen who cannot write clear sentences should be barred from dormitories. The piece notes two years of experience correcting English themes and hints at broader institutional access issues.
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