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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
4
The weekly publication credits A Bruce Cook as editor in chief and lists CHAS F LEEK as assistant editor along with an alumni editor BE T CLARK and devotional editor R G GARST. It names staff photographers V V Rk GOODIE and reports club reporters J R SAUNDERS AG SMITH WARREN MCNEILL W B JOHNSON J and Gordon as contributor.
A letter from students condemns poor service by the city telephone company at the university, citing a week with out of order lines and rude operators. The piece urges action to restore reliable connections and improve college toll lines for both students and staff.
Our team claims the fiercest game yet and aims for a significant victory in Norfolk tomorrow. Supporters send wishes for strong effort in tonight's big debate and extra luck for the team.
A campus rallying call urges support for the Spider football team in the Norfolk game against William and Mary. Students are urged to attend or send a strong send off, backing the Red and Blue eleven to win and prove the team’s resolve.
Westhampton plebes show a high first month failure percentage among new students. Authorities warn the troubling trend calls for introspection and decisive action to address the apparent lack of effort or disregard for standards among the first year class.
Plans approved in 1917 for a new gymnasium funded by Mrs. Clarence Millhiser of New York to honor her son Roger Millhiser, a former Greater Richmond College student. Foundation to be laid before Christmas with work to begin. cost basis extended from 60 000 to up to 100 000 with donor readiness for more. A lounging room with fire place will accompany athletic facilities.
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