Students to Occupy Seats In Grandstand
University of Richmond announces a new seating plan for the first night game at City Stadium against Randolph-Macon. Sections L and M from the 40-yard line south are reserved for students to improve visibility and cheering while expanding seating capacity.
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University of Richmond
Spider
Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets
City Stadium
W. Tred Caylor
The
Athletic Association
Richmond
Caylor
Glenn F. Thistlethwaite
MacIlwaine Plans Parade Schedules
Sophomore President Bill MacIlwaine announced plans for an October 26 rat parade and a November 7 pajama parade. Freshmen will march from Broad Street Station to the VMI game in costume with pledges forming themed groups judged for originality and effort and a prize awarded to the winning group.
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Bill MacIlwaine
Broad Street Station
Mackwaine
U.E.C
Macllwaine
Millhiser Field
Campus groups to be introduced at Sunday vesper service
The YWCA the YMCA and the Ministerial Association will be formally introduced at University vespers Sunday night. Vernon Lankford Ethne Flanagan and Leland Higginbotham will speak as presidents of the organizations. Martha Lucas will be introduced as the new sponsor of the YWCA.
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YWCA
YMCA
Ministerial Association
Vernon Lankford
Ethne Flanagan
Leland Higginbotham
Martha Lucas
Westhampton
YWOA
Kendall To Speak For S C Mitchell At Initial Meeting
Dr Willmore Kendall new professor of government at the University of Richmond will speak to the S C Mitchell Literary Society at its first meeting of the year October 6 in Williams Law School Room T The talk aims at freshmen and the society will welcome freshmen and upperclassmen after adjournment refreshments will be served.
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Willmore Kendall
University of Richmond
McDanel
Ralph C. McDanel
The
Philologian Literary Society
John Deaker
Mu Sigma Rho
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
John Read
United States
Society
Organization For the Fall
Leland Higginbotham
Roland Burns
Virginia
Pied Piper Leads Students to Orchestra Tryouts
A trumpet player named Harry Snead positions himself as a Pied Piper to draw rats into the Richmond Collegians orchestra. Tryouts for all interested are set this afternoon in the YMCA Building.
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Harry Snead
Richmond Collegians
YMCA
University of Richmond reports enrollment dip for 1941
President F W Boatwright says enrollment is seven to eight percent below last year with only the Summer School and Evening School of Business Administration showing gains. Convocation opens with prayer and features student government leaders as first time participants.
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University of Richmond
F. W. Boatwright
Douglas S. Freeman
Theodore F. Adams
First Baptist Church of Richmond
Vernon 8. Richardson
Westhampton Baptist Church
Boatwright
Mae Pitt, Jr
Ninita Gonzalez
Richmond and
Westhampton College
Freeman
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Adams
Richmond
University
Band to Open Weekend Dance With Bunny Berigan Orchestra
Skee Goode announces Bunny Berigan and his orchestra will play the opening dance set on October 10 and 11 at Millhiser Gymnasium. The event includes a Friday 4:30 to 6:30 concert and Friday and Saturday dances with chaperones announced. tickets vary for bookholders and non-subscribers.
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Bunny Berigan
Skee Goode
Miracle Man of Music
Millhiser Gymnasium
Goode
Dance Committee
University of Virginia
Interfraternity Council
C. L. Albright
Reggie Childs
Musician Union
Campus Collegians To Give Down Beat At First SG Dance
The Richmond Collegians will host the first Student Government dance of the year on October 4 in Millhiser Gymnasium from 9 p.m. to midnight. The semi formal event is free for all students from Westhampton and Richmond Colleges with coed dates allowed and Westhampton girls granted 12 o'clock permission. The dance committee includes Roy Wymbs, Warren Pace, Buddy King, and Leonard Ballard representing each class.
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Richmond Collegians
Millhiser Gymnasium
Mac Pitt
Richmond College
Westhampton
Richmond Colleges
Pitt
Roy Wymbs
Warren Pace
Buddy King
Leonard Ballard
Glass
Freshman Culture Clash at Westhampton College
A survey of the Class of 1946 at Westhampton College reveals mixed views on campus life with freshmen described as awkward and timid, while upperclassmen appear confident. The piece highlights students from Richmond and nearby areas, their reasons for attending, interests in majors like biology, and curiosity about Westhampton rules.
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Richmond College
Westhampton College
Westhampton
William
Mary
United States Navy
Sally Cox
South
Meridian, Miss
Miss Seay
Agnes Scott
Pop
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MacIlwaine
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S.C. Mitchell
Sigma Rho
Richmond Rats
Fluvanna
Ann Seay
Fluvanna County
Doctor Loving
Nancy Robinson
Chevy Chase
Room 17
Rat Hole
Betty Dupuy
Towson
Hollins
Duke
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