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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
4
The piece applauds a tough recent schedule by the moleskin team and expresses hope for better fortune in the Washington contest. It notes a critic who changes judgments and urges support for the institution’s welfare.
The Golden Rule criticizes the Retail Merchants' Association of Richmond for boycotting advertising in student publications. It notes university spending with local merchants reaches about 300000 dollars yearly and argues ads support campus presses read statewide and nationally. The piece rejects ingratitude and questions withholding advertising from established local outlets.
The notice calls for backing those who support the community and urges avoiding unworthy projects. It promotes ethical buying and asks readers to treat others as they wish to be treated, recommending lifting a boycott on Richmond merchants.
The Collegian announces a new distribution system requiring a coupon or a 10 cent fee per copy starting this issue. Subscribers receive coupon books. non subscribers cannot obtain free copies. Copies will be available at the Collegian office or from business staff representatives at the refectory Friday.
A south wing Refectory room will be fitted as a homey student headquarters. Mrs Doone, Refectory matron, leads efforts to furnish lounging chairs writing desks reading tables and pennants to welcome men of Richmond College and visitors, if the student body supports the project.
The article endorses creating a reading room with a wide range of literature and pictures for a college men's den. It calls for student demonstration and a small fee to fund reading materials, praising Mrs Doone for her interest and foresight and inviting student expressions on the project.
The Richmond College Dramatic Club faces a smaller membership this year due to former members not returning. Upperclassmen and freshmen are urged to join and restore the club's vigor with "spider spirit" as officers are elected Tuesday at 7:00 PM in the Red Cross building.
Matthea Walden, 20, is the only Virginia graduate with a bachelor of arts degree in the W M A in Louisville Kentucky.
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