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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

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Prince Resigns as Dean at Richmond College

President Boatwright announced the resignation of William Loftin Prince as dean of Richmond College on August 3. Prince will remain director of the Sunior School of the University and professor of education, citing heavy administrative burdens and health concerns.

F. W. Boatwright William Loftin Prince Richmond College Prince Sunior School University Androfessor of Education Boatwright Ince University of Richton

Westhampton College Holds Its First Assembly for 1942-33

Westhampton College held its first assembly for 1942-33 last Monday in Cannon Memorial Chapel with Jr. FW. Boatwright presiding. He warned students that education empowers both good and ill, urging a spirit of ministering. He linked Westhampton and Richmond College’s aim to a free degree and praised education as a force for humanity.

Westhampton College Cannon Memorial Chapel Boatwright Westhampton Richmond College Boatright University of Ichmond United States

Interfraternity Council Examines Rushing Rules at Campus Meeting

The Interfraternity Council held a Monday session in Room R to discuss rushing rules for freshmen. Officers were re elected and dues were authorized for fraternities. A committee was named to set proposed dues. a by law change on matriculation was tabled for next session.

Interfraternity Council W. R. Cornthwaite W. A. Harris Rc, McDanel C. J. Gray Stuart Cook University of Richmond Epsilon Tau Epsilon Fraternity

Students Back Honor Code Revisions At Inauguration Anniversary

Students rally behind the honor code as revisions by the student senate aim to tailor penalties to crimes. The code requires original work, cooperation in enforcement, and careful investigation before judging violations, with freshmen urged to study the details.

Orientation Week Declared Great Success by Personnel Committee

The Personnel Committee reports over 225 new students enrolled and assigned advisers, with the Freshman Class over 200 strong. Advisers will file grade and advisee reports by October 15, and the committee praises student and faculty cooperation in a smooth orientation week.

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Spider Spirit at University Rally Sparks Campus Pride

The University of Richmond students gathered in Roger Millhiser Gymnasium for the first rally of the year. Led by Stuart Cook, Spider and Spiderette cheers drew frenzied applause with football players and faculty in attendance. Preparations followed for the Pajama Parade to Weathampton, a longstanding campus tradition.

University of Richmond Roger Millhiser Stuart Cook Weathampton

Y M C A Plans Busy Year At Richmond College

Leaders discuss the year’s program and organize committees at the first cabinet meeting held Wednesday at 5 30 pm in the Y M C A building. The Richmond Handbook, prepared with Westhampton U W and student governments, aids new students in navigating university life. Ralph Ferrell reminds every Richmond College man is an Y M C A member and invited to meetings. Leaders believe this will be the greatest Y M C A year yet.

Students to Host Free Social in Millhiser Gym

Tomorrow night at 8 30 the Westhampton and Richmond student governments host a University of Richmond dance and bridge party in Roger Millhiser Gymnasium. Mike Kent and his Collegians perform while freshmen decorate. refreshments and other entertainments are planned to promote good will between schools.

Weathampton Richmond University of Richmond Roger Millhiser Roger Grant Joe McConnaughey Mike Kent Collegians Westhampton A Ralph Ferrell Richmond College Westhampton

Red and Blue Eleven in Rigorous Grind for Grid Battle

The 1932 Richmond Spider football squad, boasting the largest roster in school history, began training on September 7 led by Captain Perlowski and Homer Essex. Coach Mac Pitt expects a strong season with eleven sophomores challenging for starting roles as the team faces a tough schedule including North Carolina State College and William and Mary.

Dobson Perlowski Homer Essex Jim Strong George Hope Nuck" Nuckols Claude Slaydon Sonny Joyce Vic Chastain Johnny Daley Buffy Charnock Ted Booth Fritz Freund Tom Morris Rabbit Jaynes Ed Garrison Abe Greene Marshall Smith Bill Cain Red Neblett B. Diedrich Mac Pitt Chat Jeter Wat Fugate George Lee Willard Pierce Jimmie West Bob Leverton Freddie Vaughan Perry Schulz Scott Runt Reynolds P. Millner Jack Dobson John Diedrich Hugh Blair J. Williams F. Williams S. Morris Tom Casey Turner Buck Luning Clive Kern al Holland Griffith Ballone Charlie Dinnard Surpis Farley John Carroll Jack Lockery Bil Haddock Phil Sanford Richmond Spiders North Carolina State College Cornell University Emory and Henry Roanoke Hampden Sydney

Literary Societies to Begin Activities Next Monday

Richmond College literary societies plan start of a new year Monday at 7 45 pm. The Samuel Chiles Mitchell Society meets in the T C Williams Law School. the Philologians in Administration Building Room A. Mu Sigma Rho in Administration Building Room 1. New members urged. debates, lectures, and political science discussions expected with support from professors and local notables.

Richmond College Samuel Chiles Mitchell Stuart Cook Astrop Philologians Richmond Samuel Chile Mitchell Ralph C. McDanel

Vacancies Filled in College Publications

Elizabeth Claybrook of Cumberland Ohio was named assistant editor of The Collegian succeeding Virginia Atkinson who resigns due to ill health. Edna Clare was chosen business manager of The Tower replacing Archie Fowlkes. The board discussed enlarging The Collegian and approved proposed alterations after thorough review.

Elizabeth Claybrook Cumberland Mid Collegian Virginia Atkinson Board of Publications Miss Atkinson Miss Claybrook The Tower Edna Clare Archie Fowlkes

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Spider Pinchbeck Deana Prince Or. Pinchbeck Columbia University Henrico County Virginia Richmond Acaday RB. Pitchbeck Ameliaounty Univerity of Virginia Roanoke College Pinehbeck Pinehibeck Times Dispatch News Leader Council Alem Ceal Gram B.S. Holtzclaw Pettus Y.M.C.A Millhiser Kent Red Blue Eleven Ed. Perlowski N. C. State Courtesy Ed Perlowski Judge Grubbs Red Cross Dell
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