Forensic Council Plans Debates For Coming Year
The Debating and Forensic Council outlines a schedule with a November 13 dual debate against Lynchburg College in Richmond and Lynchburg The University will nominate four debaters two to Lynchburg and two to stay The question for debate is whether to recognize soviet Russia Preliminaries for team places will be held soon President presents tentative program and members approve it Future events include Duke University UNC and Washington and Lee trips and a March contest with the University of West Virginia
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University of North Carolina
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Chapel Hill
Washington and Lee
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University of West Virginia
YW Welcomes Freshmen With Year’s First Party
The YWCA at Westhampton College hosted a keidel party in the Red Cross Building to greet new students. Upperclasswomen dressed as boys escorted freshman girls, with activities like see-saws jump rope and ring games before performances by Skipper Logan as Jackie Coogan and Maude Everhardt as Charlie Chaplin.
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Coleen Moore
Philologists to Meet for Inaugural Society Event
Philologian Literary Society will meet Monday night to inaugurate their literary program for the current year. Older members will attend and efforts will be made to enroll new students. All new men at the University are invited to be present.
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Philologian Literary Society
Editors Plan Cohesive Richmond Yearbook With Flat Fee
Under three co editors the next The Web yearbook at the University of Richmond progresses well. Warren Chappell of The Spider outlines ideas to give the volume coherence and continuity. A new flat fee financing is under consideration to replace varying assessments by class or representation.
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University of Richmond
Warren Chappell
Spider
Richmond College
Fraternity Houses Appear off Campus
Fraternity life on campus shows renewed activity as eight national fraternities operate locally with one owning a house and two renting. Most chapters anticipate securing homes next year and student rush season appears promising with strong fraternity material overall.
First Baptist Church Hosts University Students Social
The University students were entertained Friday night at a First Baptist Church social. A. W. Patterson welcomed attendees on behalf of the church and university trustees. J. Justin Moore and Wood from the B Y P U departments greeted the students. Refreshments and church music completed a pleasant evening.
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University
J. Justin Moore
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First Baptist
The Messenger to Publish November Issue with New Departments
The University of Richmond's The Messenger plans eight issues this year as its fiftieth volume, with new departments and more verse. Editor Leslie L. Jones seeks student submissions while noting several graduates left and that talent unearthment and improved content are priorities.
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Leslie L. Jones
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Prospects Favorable for the Spider Band
The Spider Band, formed three years ago at Williamsburg, shows promising prospects for the current year though several veterans have not returned to campus. Freshmen have already joined, with more expected as the season approaches.
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Williamsburg
J. Chester Swanson
Second Baptist Social For Students Tonight
University of Richmond students are expected at a Second Baptist Church social this evening at the Adams and Franklin Streets location. The annual event honors local students and nearby schools, with Grace Street Baptist Church planning a similar social next Friday night at Grove Avenue and the Boulevard.
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Science Addition Soon to be Built at University
Dr. F P W Boatwright president of the University of Richmond announced at convocation that plans for a badly needed science building are taking definite form. The executive board has adopted expansion as a policy and the new campus addition is assured in the near future.
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FP. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Mu Sigma Rho Society to Meet Monday Night
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society will hold its opening meeting in the society hall Monday night led by president Lawrence Charlton. All members are urged to attend and new men interested in literary activities are invited.
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MU Sigma Rho Society
Mu Signa Rho Literary Society
Lawrence Charlton
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University of Richmond opens convocation in college chapel
Dr I W sity of Richmond leads opening convocation at noon in the Richmond College auditorium. Deans report rising enrollment across Richmond College Westhampton College and the T C Williams School of Law with 454 matriculants in Richmond College 131 in law 314 in Westhampton making total University enrollment 899.
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I. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Richmond College
Westhampton College
T. C. Williams School of Law
School of Law
S. C. Mitchell
Open Athletic Activities at Westhampton College
Freshmen heard the rules guiding athletics at Westhampton College at the first Athletic Association meeting. President Annie Renee Powell welcomed new students and sketched the coming year’s program and awards while sport managers outlined plans. Evelyn Bristow reported on hockey camp in Mt Pocono, Pa. Coach Fanny G Crenshaw closed with supervision rules for athletics.
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Annie Renee Powell
Evelyn Bristow
Mt. Pocono, Pa
Fanny G. Crenshaw
Richmond College Adds Six New Professors to Faculty
Six new professors join the Richmond College faculty for the upcoming year. Named are L G Eberger, L E Drury, Stiles H Ellerson E P Dunning, W Melville Jones and F H Wilson.
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Ellerson
Dunning
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