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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
6
A rambling monologue recalling youthful escapades and flirtations in Richmond and Palmville. The speaker reflects on past loves with colorful names and slang, ending with a warning to keep dancing and learn about love from experience.
Miss Florence Smith joins Westhampton College as history professor replacing Prof Maude Woodlin. Virginia Withers and Mary Wingfield Scott return from leave after Chicago study with degrees. Mrs Richard Morenus resumes as head of Spanish. Elsie Nolan oversees reading room. Maxie Bryan supervises the infirmary for two weeks.
Mrs. Sizer, manager, plans general improvement in cafeteria offerings next session. New palatable dishes will broaden the menu while prices stay at old levels due to strict economy. Students urged to cooperate to keep costs down.
The Spider Band seeks versatile players from the college for rallies and games. Manager Swanson asks all musicians on campus to contact him soon to uphold the university spirit and meet several engagements off campus already accepted.
Richmond College students packed the Y M C A opening program as Ken Walden praised the student body friend of the campus. The event featured War ren Cuthriell, praise of the Y M C A mission, plans for weekly meetings, out of town speakers, musical numbers, and A books to aid new students.
The Sigma Rho Society will meet Monday night to discuss the formal program and business of importance to start the term. President Chariton said indications point to a big year's work and a well rounded organization.
The site for the new science hall has been staked off and construction will begin soon. The modern facility will be fully equipped and plans have been reviewed by university architects and science professors, with thorough preparations in place.
The University plans a new building to rival the best in the South. Science professors and students have long faced cramped space and outdated equipment. Officials expect completion in time for current students to use the advantages it offers.
A patient jokes about a dark spot on an X ray saying it looks like a pea. The doctor reassures that the spot is not alarming and is simply the brain.
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