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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

Page

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Fighting Spider Eleven Opens 1932 Season Against N C State

University of Richmond meets North Carolina State in the season opener. Richmond boasts a large squad with 26 players and many sophomores ready to prove themselves while NC State, coached by Clipper Smith, fields 25 players. Both teams seek early supremacy in the opening clash.

University of Richmond North Carolina State College Richmond Old Dominion Dobson Wolf Pack Clipper Smith Notre Dame Smith Carolina Appalachian Casey Dobson Slaydon Nuckols Casey Neblett Perlowski Essex Sraith Morris Williams Lockery Strong Hope Garrison Greene R. Deedl Righ Cain J. Williams Turner Kero Dunnard Holland Griffith Hatlome Sttipes Farley Carroll Haddock Sanford Charnock Booth Chastain Daley Jones Toynes Weat Leverton Vaughan

Junior Fresh Party Proclaimed Success

Last Friday night at 8 30 the Takers of the old Red Cross Building held a party for the Freshmen by their Junior sisters. Music by Virginian Ferguson and after-dinner dancing followed by fortunes told by Polly Cochran. An abundance of Dixie cups spoons and cakes and dining made the event a great success.

Red Cross Virginian Ferguson Tower Room Freshfn Polly Cochran Mail Polly

College Press Group to Hold Annual Meet in Virginia

The Sixth Annual Convention of the Virginia Intercollegiate Prose Association will be held October 2 and 22 with Farmville State Teacher's College and Hampden Sydney College hosting. Edwin S. Cohen of The Collegian joins the Executive Committee as student publication leaders gather to discuss college journalism across Virginia and the District of Columbia. A contest awards two round trip air tickets from Richmond to New York for the best two papers on the subject.

Virginia Intercollegiate Karmville Evelyn Dulaney Roanoke Alexander Hudgins Richmond Dulaney Farmville State Virginian District of Columbia Richmont New York

Westhampton College Assembly Highlights Time Use

Westhampton College held its second assembly in the Chapel with Dean Keller presiding. He addressed freshmen and upperclassmen on academic standing and urged students to guard against wasting time and to learn how to say 10. Mrs Parker announced upcoming musical features to be heard in Richmond this year. Mes Harker commented on music at Westhampton.

Westhampton College Dean Keller Ste Parker Richmond Westhampton Mes. Harker

Ten Fraternities to Start Rushing Season Tomorrow

The 1932 rushing season opens tomorrow night at 8 00 PM with ten Richmond College fraternities preparing to meet freshmen. Bids may be extended during the period through midnight Monday as each fraternity seeks scholars and active members.

Richmond Cotlege Eoch

Omicron Delta Kappa and Pi Delta Epsilon Tap Next Week

Omicron Delta Kappa and Pi Delta Epsilon at the University of Richmond will hold a tapping ceremony in Cannon Memorial Chapel next Wednesday to honor new members. Current members Ed Perloweki Ralph Ferrell William Potties and Clarence Gray lead campus achievements.

Omicron Delta Kappa Pi Delta Epsilon University of Richmond Cannon Memorial Chapel Ed. Perloweki Ralph TH. Ferrell William JH. Potties Clarence J. Gray Richmond Cotlewe Washington and Lee Richmond College Chi Eta Upsilon Syracuse University

Four Hundred Sign New Honor Code Here

William Pettis, president of the Student Government, reports about four hundred students have signed the 1932-33 Honor Code. An intensive drive will continue to obtain signers from fraternities and other unsigners. The code revised lighter punishments to gain wider approval.

William Pettis Offtenla Pettus

Collegian Secures New Staff Quarters in Chemistry Building

Dr. Garnett Ryland consents to Collegian staff occupying the former Web office in the Chemistry Building. The Collegian will move in next Monday and conduct all editorial and business transactions from that office during the current year.

Garnett Ryland Collegian

Biology Hall nearing completion and theatre planned

Work on Maryland Hall the new Biology building is near finish. Old Biology will be turned over to University Players as a theatre with plans to add a proscenium stage dressing rooms and lighting room. President Clarence Gray expresses optimism for a strong dramatic year.

Dispatch Maryland Hall University Maryland Tall University Players Stanley Jones The Players Clarence Gray Init

Collegian Calls Senate Inquiry Into Class Officer Plan

University of Richmond students attended a Student Government dance in Millhiser Gym. The event, organized by Roger Grant and Joe McConaughey, featured tables for bridge and a Paul Jones singalong and prompted calls for a Senate investigation into class officer elections.

University of Richmond Millhiser Richmond Westhampton Roger Grant Joe McConnaughey Mike Kent Callegians Paul Jones Catherine Geoghegan Mildred Alexander Joe McConaughey Robert Ferrell

Dr Harlan Speaks in Chapel Friday

Dr Harlan delivers a formal address at Cannon Memorial Chapel to open the University Year. Under President Boatwright and with invocation by Dr Mitchell and welcomes from Drs Palmer and Walton the ceremony proceeds with cap and gowns and a buoyant, autumnal mood.

Dr. Harlan Cannon Memorial Chapel Boatwright Mitchell Palmer Walton

YWCA Cabinet Opens Year With Plans and Talks

The YWCA cabinet met last Sunday at Miss Loughs home for tea and discussion of projects for the year. Plans include securing state and national speakers to enrich programs. Florence Siebert and Ann Wood shared Blue Ridge summer experiences and offered insights from other YWCA chapters to improve campus morale through Student Government cooperation.

Miss Lough Yw.ca Florence Siebert Ann Wood Blue Ridge

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