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Hollins Columns (1962 Jan 11)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Dr. Samuel Sandmel To Speak In Chapel
- News Briefs
- NDEA Grants Funds For French Study
- Music Recital To Be Given By McClenny
- Six Hundred To Attend Inauguration
- "Why Live?" Will Be Topic Of RLA Panel
- H.A., I Hypocrisie Annuelle
- Day In Paris IS Described BY Student
- Values of Society Are Questioned
- Vital Item Disappears From Campus
- Liz Artz Attends Student Conference
- '62 Abroaders Make Final Preparations
- Russian Christmas Celebrated AT H.C.
- Dr. Cottam Will Discuss Nationalism
- Former Editor Reviews Cargoes' Fall Issue
- Education Viewed By German Student
- Recital To Feature Five Students
- Dr. Wingfield Will Lecture January 15
- Hampton Anxious To Return To Paris
- Rev. Fletcher Will Teach Second Term
- Various Meetings Draw H.C. Faculty
- Dean Attends Conferences IN Cleveland
- Senior Class Policy
- New Books In Library
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Jan 18)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Famous Literary Personalities To Be Featured At Festival
- Philosophy Club Sponsors Lecture
- Chemistry Grant Is Extended
- HA Director To Visit Hollins Campus
- Psychiatrist Will Speak On Marriage
- News Briefs
- Golding To Give Lectures
- Campus Activities Will Show Movies On Fri. And Sat.
- Crisis And Action
- Judicial Court Proposes Adoption Of Point System
- Professor Suggests New Outlook On Life
- Purpose Of Exams Isn't To Test Our 'Cramming Ability'
- Wingfield Talks On Role Of Psychiatry
- VPI Invites Hollins Girls To Feb. Dance
- Purpose Of Exams Isn't To Test Our 'Cramming Ability'
- Prof. Travels To New York On Project
- Help Offered For Finding Summer Jobs
- Mr. Albrecht Joins Faculty At Hollins
- Paris Addresses Of Hollins Abroad
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Feb 15)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Festival Will Present Novelists, Poets
- Phi Beta Kappa Ceremony Scheduled For February 20
- Rev. Owen Thomas Will Be Speaker At Sunday Chapel
- Students To Give Recital
- Literary Scholar To Lecture February 22
- Founder's Day Features Grunbaum And Kaplan
- News Briefs
- Music Faculty Demonstrates Its Talents
- Plea For Petitions
- Pupils Pack Power
- Faculty Work Represents Three Modes
- A Moderate's Manifesto: Nothing Can Be Lost?
- Financial Aid Is Topic at Meeting Attended By Dean
- Founder's Day From 1897-1962
- Miss Moseley Returns From Tour
- Cleveland Players Perform Tonight
- Aesthetics Is Topic Of Lecture
- Donald E. Harms Assumes Position As Instructor
- Drama Association To Present "Amelia"
- Hotel Lounge Is Opened For Hollins Girls
- Orchesis Performs At Festival
- Representatives Of U.S. Air Force Visited Campus
- Jobs For Srs. Reviewed February 27
- Study Plans Discussed By NSA Director
- Mlle. de Ram Finds Active H.C. Campus
- Meeting In N.C. Attended by Miss Splitstone
- T.V. Program To Feature Admissions
- Jobs Available In Foreign Affairs
- College Students Have Opportunity To Publish Poems
- French View Of Steinback Presented
- Hollins Girls Attend UN Mock Assembly
- Campus Will Have Minutes Of Quiet On February 3
- RLA Views The "Hollins Girl"
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Feb 22)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Garrett, Kantor, Lowe, Shinnick Named To Phi Beta Kappa
- Inauguration Speaker Is Eugene R. Black
- Gail Williams To Be Editor-In-Chief
- Columns Appoints Editors
- News Briefs
- The Zeldins To Travel To India
- Are We Learning?
- They Waited, and Waited, and Waited
- Student Discusses The Ugly American
- Festival Attracts More Than 150
- Rev Bennett To Speak In Chapel
- Mathematics And Music Are United
- Travel Films Of Proposed Tour To Be Shown Tues.
- Students Emphasize Value Of Studies
- Miss Moseley To Hostess Senior Party
- Gail Williams To Be Editor-In-Chief
- Teaching Positions Available
- Golding's Lecture Are In Demand
- NSA Offers Art Programs In Florence
- Jean Francois Calve To Star In Huis-Clos
- Chapel Seen In New Light By Sophomore
- UN Peace Issues Discussed By CCUN
- Splitstone To Travel And Speak
- Petitions Available For First Slate
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Mar 1)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- French Troupe To Give Plays
- Rowe To Give Test Results On Hollins
- Dan Brock To Perform On March 3
- Civil War To Be Topic For Forum
- Students To Vote In SGA Elections
- Follies Scheduled For March 15
- Moore Publishes Critical Essay On William Yeats
- Greener Pastures?
- '61 Abroader Questions "Normality"
- Letters Include Variety Of Topics
- 100th Night Party In Retrospect
- Dean Posts Notice On Faculty Board To Clarify Policy
- Conformity In Gov't Views Is Necessary
- Shakespearean Don Lectures At Hollins
- Retreat? Why Not!
- Noland and Wall Run For Honor Court Chairman
- NSA Coordinator Sought by Royall, Tabb, Blake
- Anne Cross To Be Chairman of RLA
- Barth, Cummings, And Harding Vie for Veep
- Evoy And Griffith Seek Activities Post
- Hutcheson, Jackson Vie For West Dorm
- Three Freshmen: Bell, Ludlum, Penzold Are Competing For Secretary of SGA
- Boynton, Pfisterer Vie For Treasurer For SGA
- Three Sophomores Run For East
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Hollins Columns (1962 Mar 8)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Deisroth, Noland Head SGA Posts
- College On Camera Has Politics Theme In March Programs
- Young Democrats Want To Organize Club On Campus
- Drinking Petition Is Vetoed
- Lusseyran To Lecture At Hollins
- President Announces Decisions On Chapel, Smoking, Drinking
- Smoking In Rooms Granted
- Appreciation Needed For Hollins Abroad
- McCullough And Bright Are Praised
- Students Report On Wash. Semester
- We Should Trust Join Legislature Representatives
- NSA Offers World Tours To Students
- Rev. Cleland Will Speak In Chapel
- Must We Grin And Bear Them?
- Hollins Abroaders Find Life Exciting
- Water Ballet To Be Given March 13, 14
- Rowe Gives Report On Hollins' Aspects
- Alumnae Clubs Are Visited By Logans
- Mr. Beardslee Gives Opinion On New Ruling
- Significance Of Urban Bill Is Discussed
- U.N. World Bank Is Active Under Black
- Gala Display Of Freshman Talent Will Be At Eventide On March 15
- W. Merwin Asks Hollins To Assist Condemned Poet
- Problems Forseen In Algerian Freedom
- Aldridge Awarded Second Fulbright- Going To Denmark
- Campus Activities Needs Volunteers To Work On Sale
- "Next Day In The Morning" Is Mr. Hunter's Newest Play
- Recreation Planned For 1962
- Rev Thomas To Lecture On Marriage
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Mar 15)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Lowe Awarded Fellowship; Shinnick, Simpson Honored
- Clergyman To Discuss Marriage
- Psi Chi Elects Members
- David W. Sprunt Chaplain Of W&L, To Talk In Chapel
- Elections Will Be Held Monday For Second Slate SGA Officers
- Summit Is Unifier
- United We Stand, Divided...
- Local Stir Caused By Guest Speaker
- Student Commends Chapel Attendance
- Korean War Discussed At Retreat
- Emmons Is Lone Bidder For Jt. Leg.
- Smith Says Annual Must Be Complete, Interesting
- Candidates Express Views On Role Of House Boaad
- Seven Candidates Hold Similar Opinion On Obligations of Dormitory President
- Presidency Of Randolph Dorm Sought By Three - Milliken, Mulford, Spiers
- Hall and Naff Run For Main Dorm President
- Shepherd and Hill In Competition For Turner Presidency
- Gee, Smith Vie For Sec'y-Treas. RLA
- Exercise Is Stressed By AA Candidate
- Recent Statement Helps To Clarify New Chapel Policy
- Black, Stull, Give Opinions Of RLA
- Actors Sense Lack Of Comprehension
- Automation, Urbanization, Discussed
- "Background" Titles First Golding Talk
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Mar 22)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- SGA Completes New Officer List In Final Second Slate Elections
- Renewed Research Grant Awarded To R.G. Steinhardt
- Debussy to be Subject for April Concert - Lecture by Mr. Pouinard
- Students Plan World-Wide Vacations Trips
- Dr. Riddle To Speak April 2-4
- Orchesis Selects Members
- Conference To Feature Prof. White
- Mr. Gallant Will Present French Play This Summer
- To Go Or Not To Go?
- NSA Offer Opportunities In International Affairs
- Take Your Time, Think, Pledge
- Government Is Deceiving Americans
- JFK Presents Economy Bills To Congree
- Sailing Is Scene Of Chaos
- Views Change But Location Need Not
- Students Travel To N.Y., See A Variety of Plays
- Follies Prove Freshmen To Be Talented, Versaile
- Average Grades Are C, C+
- Swimming Club Commended For Recent Water Show
- Ramsey Has Article Published In North Carolina Historical Review
- Fun and Culture Make Up Ingredients Of Ruskie Club
- Goodsell, Nunn, Finstad To Star in "Blithe Spirit"
- Four Juniors Attend U.N. Conference
- Anne Keyes Named To Office
- Dean Smith Attended Ga. Meeting
- Organist To Perform on April 3
- March 17 Was Date For Talk
- C. Duncan To Discuss Psychology
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Hollins Columns (1962 Apr 5)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Diercks To Replace Talmadge As Head Of Music Department
- Angola Is Subject of Movie
- Charles A. Micaud To Lecture Wed. On North Africa
- Retirement Ends Service of Twenty-Six Years at H.C.
- Diercks Is An Accomplished Composer, Pianist, Critic
- Navy Offers Program For H.C. Grads.
- News Briefs
- Prof. Hartt To Preach Sunday Eve
- Hollins Abroaders To Speak At Forum
- Cast Changes Are Announced for "Blithe Spirit"
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Hollins Columns (1962 Apr 12)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Logan To Become 5th President
- The Case for Confidence" Is Name of Black's Speech
- Julliard String Quartet To Perform Tuesday Eve
- Dean Pope To Speak On Sunday
- Music Faculty To Present "Informal Musicale" Fri.
- Yes, We Have No Bananas
- Dictators Impair Argentina's Freedom
- Films, Tapes Are Available Through NSA
- Letters - We Get Letters!
- Red Cross Urges Physical Fitness
- Young Democrats Install Chapter On Hollins Campus
- Wheeler To Undertake Lecture Tour
- Nuclear Testing Will Be Discussed By Debate Club
- A. Borkovec To Perform In Roanoke
- Lack of Funds Puts End To Language Tables At Dinner
- Inauguration-Time of Re-Dedication
- Last Minute Instructions..
- Orchesis Concert To Be Held Tonight
- RLA To Hold Panel Wed. "Why Live?"
- Hollins Grad To Instruct In Europe
- Silence At The Chapel?
- Hollins Abroad Recountded In Letter to English Prof.
- 3 From Hollins To Participate In Haydn Oratorio
- Mrs. Logan "Cheers Up" Dining Room
- News Briefs
- Mr. Allen Attends Duke University Literary Festival
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Hollins Columns (1962 Apr 19)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Logan and Black Impart Optimism, Confidence
- Spring Dominate Saturday's Events
- Students' Pride in Living Is Essence of Hollins Life
- Tigger Ate Too Much Too Fast
- Student Body Shows Lack Of Interest
- Steel Raise Causes Kennedy Opposition
- Mountains from Molehills
- Mr. Hunter's Play Opens In Florida
- F. Fowler To Sing Next Tues.
- English Faculty Writes, Lectures
- Dethier To Speak About Nerves Tonight at 8:15
- Girls Win Chemistry Awards
- Tour Guide Likes Hollins Atmosphere
- Main Roanoke Post Office Site of Peace Corps Tests
- Annual Award In Humanities To Be Given
- Information Offered By H.C. Office
- Hollins Is Becoming "Aware"
- Smoking On Beds Is Major Offense
- Mrs. Freitag Talks To Hollins Alumnae In Shreveport, La.
- RLA Retreat Concentrates On Idealism
- Faculty Committee Enables More Research
- Cotillion Cites Plan For May Day
- Campus, Students To Be Pictured In "Mademoiselle"
- French Is Slowing Academic Progress
- Tsung-Lien To Speak On Tibet
- Kennedy, Liz Win Honors In College Polls
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Apr 26)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- May Day Weekend Combines Entertainment and Education
- Logan, Marty, Degginger To Lecture to Parents
- G. White To Lead Forum
- "Mademoiselle" Asks for Student Volunteers
- B. Millen Will Speak On Labor
- Annual Carnival Features The Hambones, Dan Brock
- Sutherland To Speak On The Octopus
- May Day Plans Warrant Student Interest, Support
- Art Show "Pictures" America
- Freshman Selected By Spy Judge
- Senators, Representatives To Talk at USNSA Seminar
- "Cuban Fiasco" Still Affects The Present Situation
- Hollins Choir Will Host Glee Club of Randolph-Macon
- Chayes, Moore Have Leaves Next Year
- Polly Ireland and Betsy Moore To Give Senior Recitals on May 3
- Physicist Talked At Seminar
- Douglass To Speak On "Reflections of a Radical"
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Hollins Columns (1962 May 3)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Coronation of 1962 May Queen Will Highlight Weekend's Events
- Harvard Professor Visits Hollins As Guest Scientist
- Grapheon Taps 18 New Members for Literary Society
- Mr. Ramsey to Lecture on Nat'l Socialism Mon.
- Bernie Whitman To Play For Cotillion Saturday
- Should American Rather Be Red Than Dead...?
- Now, Life in Paris Seems Like Home
- Experience Brings Forth New Meaning
- Innocent Fun Called Boring By Collegian
- Politics Field Trip To U.N. Is Success
- HUAC Film Has New Narration
- Sociology Students Observe Women In Federal Prison
- Wed. Recital Has Varied Music Media
- W.W. Beach Will Speak In Chapel
- Bette Broward To Present Recital Tuesday, May 8
- Student Relations Seminar Looking for Applicants
- News Briefs
- If At First You Don't Succeed....
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Hollins Columns (1962 May 10)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- '62 Spinster Distributed Today; Book's Theme Is Carousel Ride
- May Day Carnival Nets $660; 300 Parents Here
- Annual Reduces Expenses By $1325, Uses Color Twice
- The Rev. Edmunds Will Give Sunday's Chapel Sermon
- American Have Become The Eternal Spectators
- Logans Speak To Alumnae
- Growing Pains of China Present A Problem To U.S.
- Senate Debate Begun Over Literacy Test
- Carolyn Naff To Visit Washington
- R.F. Howell Will Speak At Forum
- Beardslee To Go Around The World
- Margaret Bright To Give Recital Monday, May 14
- Sue Duncan Lauded For Performance
- Wheeler Adds Political Career To Activities
- Psi Chi Psych Club To Sponsor Talk By Verplanck
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Hollins Columns (1962 May 17)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Logans Innovate Graduation Banquet for the Class of 1962
- Seven Seniors Honored At Suprise Choir Banquet
- Susan Cragg Has Recital Fri. May 18
- Gentry To Edit "Cargoes"
- Reception Honors 3 Retiring Faculty On Friday May 25
- 220 Alumnae Expected For June 3, 4 Ceremonies
- Nancy Dick Wins '62 AA Top Honor
- Returning Students Can 'Make or Break' College
- For Some, A New Leaf; For Others Old Hat
- Will New Students Realize Existence of Stimulation?
- Summer Activities Include School, Jobs and Travel
- Peace Corps Is Active In Brazil
- Cringing Juniors Get Surprise: No Hell in "Hell Day"
- Hampton To Join Tour on June 30
- Ramsey Attends Historical Meet In Milwaukee
- Art Exhibit Dominated By Still Lifes
- Prof. Gordh To Have New Book Published
- 14 New Members Are Elected For Monogram Club
- Howell Questions Objectivity Of Court Rulings
- Orientation for '62 Frosh To Encourage New Attitudes
- New Novel Read From By Golding
- Mr. Manche To Lecture At Forum
- Class Hours To Change Next Year
- 4 Students To Present Papers Fri.
- Mrs. Walters, Hollins Alumnae Joins Music Staff
- R. Lachman Receives $16,000 Grant From National Science Foundation
- Fedder To Publish Book On European Integration
- On Campus with Max Shulman
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Hollins Columns (1962 Sept 18)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Hollins Leaders Greet Freshmen With Words of Welcome, Advice
- Deisroth Defines Key Frosh Words: Choice and Change
- Freshmen Class Includes National Merit and GM Award Winners
- Courts Ask Support For Honor System
- Math, Dance, Faulkner Are Dept. Topics
- Freshmen Have Full Schedule
- Logan Expresses Confidence In Success of Class of '66
- Group Leaders, Officers Prepare For Orientation
- Columns Stresses Freshman Support
- Variations On Theme By Soph
- A Brief Sketch Of Campus Buildings
- Group Leaders, Classes, and Rooms Listed
- Columns Holds Meeting For Prospectives
- Photo Highlights From Columns Morgue
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Hollins Columns (1962 Sept 21)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- College Must Cultivate Inquiry, Not Supply Answers--Logan
- Hollins Increases Faculty With 18 New Professors
- 10 Are Here To Prepare For M.A.'s
- Poet Nemerov Arrives On Campus To Begin As Writer-In-Residence
- New Class Hours Allow For Twenty-Five Minute Lunch
- "Autumn Leaves" Sets Tone For Frosh Mixer Sat. at 8:30
- H.C. Undergoes Face-Lifting Over Vacation
- Columns Editors Request Student's Critical Support
- Faculty News and Comments
- 5 Far-Flung Professors Continue Own Studies
- Leblon Brings Interest, Practice To Languages
- Ten New Courses Offered In 7 Depts.
- Once Upon A College..
- Press Relations, Social Office Jobs Filled
- Symphony will Feature A. Fiedler, Joseph Fuchs
- '62 Student Petition Granted: Bottled Ink Returns To Bookstore
- Where The Frosh Are
- Where The Faculty Can Be Found
- Holland's Henriette Schokking Is Here On Scholarship 1962-63
- Swiss Girl Expected Fewer Restrictions
- This Week On Campus
- Staff Announces '62-'63
- New Honors Announced At 120th Commencement In June; Lowe, Kantor and Shinnick Win Faculty Award
- Gym Lists Rules For General Use
- Three of '64'ers Are Studying On D.C. Semester
- Rev. Beardslee To Speak On "Hide and Seek"
- Mrs. Wray Takes On New Post
- Rides To Church Sun. Provided
- Profs. To View India In Forum Sept. 24, 8:15
- Transfer Students
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Hollins Columns (1962 Sept 27)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- The "Nasty Language Of Colonialism" Is One Part Of Grave Problem In India Today
- Poet Howard Nemerov Is Speaker In National Poetry Festival
- Drama Season Features Frosh Plays, Dancers
- Chapel Speaker To Discuss Faith and Knowledge
- Fellowships For Teaching Open To Hollins Grads
- Campus Clubs To "Hunt For Small"
- Ballet Will Be First Russian Area Event
- Promotions Announced For Faculty
- Have SGA Officers Bitten Off Too Much To Chew?
- Art Department Plans Rental Of Reproductionist Paintings
- U.S. Foreign Aid Is Needed Policy
- Hollins Is Now Participating In NDEA Student Loan Program
- Helen Putzel Spends Summer In Washington
- The Case For Individualty: Aloneness Requires Courage
- Hampton, 1962 Hollins Abroad Group Learn, Travel, Laugh And Sight-See Together Across The Continent Of Europe
- Abroaders Cause Hilarious Incident
- Mr. Hampton Discusses Hollins Abroad As Educational And Full Of Varied Experiences
- H.A.'er Outlines Advanced Study At Sorbonne
- Liz Artz, '62 Hollins Grad, Assists In Guiding H.A. Tour
- News Briefs
- H.C. To Play College In Varied Sports
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Hollins Columns (1962 Oct 4)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Columns Presents Two Views On J. Meredith vs. Mississippi Crisis
- The Cost Of Freedom Is Inevitably Priceless
- Tredwell To Discuss The Existence of God
- Pooh Hits Hollins In Hilarious Drama
- H.C. To Exchange Speakers With Other Schools
- Scholarships Are Available To Graduates
- "The Sides Are Drawn, The Swords Unsheathed"
- Grapheon Changes To Permit Membership Of All Students
- British Common Market Decision Will Affect U.S.
- Should Traditions Be Broken Now?
- Students Urge Action: Drawing Room, Singing
- Loyalty, Discipline Are Qualities Gained In College
- N. Paul Serves As Football Princess Sat.
- Will Meredith Aid The Negro Cause?
- News Briefs
- Mrs. Powers To "Liven Up Dull Topic"
- Free Speech Defended By U. California
- Nearby College Invite Freshmen To 4 Mixers
- Missouri Pianist Will Perform At Hollins Mon.
- Hambones Piece Now In Museum
- New Professors Join Art Dept.
- Student Body Chooses Models For Saks Show
- Workshop In Conducting Held Oct. 11
- Mr. Beardslee Notes Extremes In Asian Life
- Army Returns Cheek To H.C. After 6 Months
- NSA Supports Liberal Opinions Among Students
- Opportunity For Foreign Study Offered
- Hollins Acquires Tennis-Playing English Prof.
- Woods Discovers Virginians Are Best
- Doughty Participates In Kennedy's Seminar
- Hollins Abroaders React To The Life Of European Students
- Intermediares Experience Mallarme, Metro, Melees
- Debutantes Are Taught Via Method Marchand
- A Knowledge Of Paris Gained By Debutantes
- Fish A-Quiver Land In Paris
- Linguistics Are Part Of HA Summer
- The Episcopalian Chaplain To Be Speaker In Chapel
- Mr. Burnet Is Lecturer In Physics
- Play Done By Hunter Is Success
- A New Member Of Statistics Dept. Is Named
- A Nationwide Contest Open For Poetry
- Sr. To Go To Econ. Conference
- Exec. Has Big Agenda For Year
- Columns Appoints New Staff Members
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Hollins Columns (1962 Oct 11)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Honor Court Again Asks Right Of Search In Severe Theft Cases
- Meeting Informs Students Of Problems At Ole Miss
- Apperson To Present A Recital
- USNSA Suggests "Radical Action"
- Hollins Inspires Book On Faith And Culture
- In Memoriam
- Students Discuss Class Singing, "A's"
- Strength Of U.N. Is Only Hope For Peace
- New Instructors On Hollins Campus: Holmes, Freeman And Laue Comment
- DeGaulle, Adenauer, Will Seek Independence From Washington
- All-Round Athlete Joins Phys. Ed Department
- DuPont Chapel Is Sermon Subject For Sun. Night
- News Briefs
- Foote Was In France Six Years
- A. Fiedler To Conduct In Roanoke
- P.E. Dept. Has Men's Facilities
- 3 Contests Now Open
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Hollins Columns (1962 Oct 18)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Freshmen Will Present Barrie's "The Old Lady Shows Her Metals"
- Jordan Will Lecture On U.N. Future
- Logan Speaks, Travels, Meets This Month
- Blue Ridge Chamber Music Players Will Play Handel, Hindemith, Brahms
- Apprentices For Orchesis Announced
- Cotillion Club Will Announce Band On Nov. 1
- Production Under Charge Of "Ye Merrie Masquers"
- Woods Gets Fellowship In APA
- Paul Scherer Will Present Sun. Sermon
- Randall Jarrell To Read Poetry November 13
- Degree Of Respect Shown Is Reflection Of Conduct
- Academic Interest Is Awakened
- Protestants, Catholics To Seek Reconciliation
- News Briefs
- Students Protest Singing, Bookstore Policy, Call U.N. "Outworn Myth"
- NSA And Hollins
- NSA Gives Information On The U.N.
- Miss. Students Apathetic About Meredith Problem
- Profs. Laue and Freeman Discuss Questions Raised About Miss. At Recent Campus Stimulus Meeting
- Integration in Mississippi is Protested By All-Out Poster and Radio Campaign
- Myths Of Three Rivals Said False By Dr. Rowe
- Madras Student Is Sponsored By Exec
- From One In "Gay Paris" Life At Hollins Differs
- Hollins Alumna Lillian G. Burns Has New Position
- Organ Recital By Apperson Elicits Praise
- Laidlaw Explored Tombs
- Tredwell, Two Saints, Say Proof of God Not Needed
- Powers Says Procedure Penetrates
- Cox Says Space Uses Statistics
- Past Faculty Member To Speak At Seminar
- Sophomores Plan Summer European Tour
- Triplex Naming Contest Opens
- Midge Midyette New Member Of Math Assoc.
- Mlle. Prinet to Lecture In French
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Hollins Columns (1962 Oct 25)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Ball-Playing Faculty Beat Seniors; Pro-Gridders Warned Of Threat
- U.N. Secretariat Viewed As Hope For World Peace
- Mail From Males Lifts Sophomore's Morale
- Husband and Wife Team To Present Piano Recital
- Russian Film To Be Shown Tomorrow, 8:15
- Mlle. Prinet To Lecture On Life In Burgundy
- Retreat Presents Variety of Topics
- F. McClain Will Speak Sun. Night
- White Leads Conference On Social Welfare
- Our Generation Faces War; We Must Answer Challenge
- Putzel Calls For UN Study
- RLA Plans Complines In Evening
- ¿Cuba Libre, Anyone? Is Pressing Question Of Day
- Disagreement And Discussion Evoke Opinions
- Varied Issues Around Campus Investigated
- Sweet Briar Students Send Protest To Miss.
- Open Trials In Honor Offense Asked At U.N.C.
- Resolution Of Cuban Problem Lies In People
- Haverford Students Fix Exam Schedules
- News Briefs
- Monday's Performance Lauded As Consistetly Well Executed
- Alumane Pres. Expresses Fondness Toward Hollins College of Today
- G. Chevraux Attends Recent Formal Opening
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Hollins Columns (1962 Nov 1)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Gentry Elected To Phi Beta Kappa; First Chosen From Class Of 1963
- B. Whitman, H. Lanin To Play At Dances; Journeymen To Perform At Cotillion Concert
- H.G. Harland To Present Sunday Sermon
- Executive Council, Administration Elect Fourteen Outstanding Seniors To "Who's Who"
- Majority Vote Will Allow Searches In Theft Cases
- FLASH!
- Mr. Laue Will Sing Of Sit-Ins
- Thirty Prints By Artist Villon Now On Exhibit
- Kennedy's Action Is Undemocratic
- Dual Standard Of U.N. Raises Many Questions
- Song Helpful In Solving Hard Problem
- Committees Should Be Made More Efficient
- Randolph-Macon Students List United Nations Pro's And Cons
- B. Goldwater Denounced By Students
- Some Move To Abolish Pratt SGA
- News Briefs
- Weakness Of Canada Discussed
- Council Strives For Religious Unity, Reform
- Yoga Dance Art Interest Levine
- Joint Leg. Is Channel For Changing Of Rules
- Patricia Stephens Will Lecture On Action By Students Nov. 5
- U.S.N.S.A. Active In Cuba Crisis
- Should We Have A Four-Day Work Week? Laue Poses Vital Questions At SGA Retreat
- T. Hanna Publishes Books About Bergson And Camus
- Day Students Give Their Opinions Of Non-Resident Life
- Feldman String Quarter To Play Barber, Elwell, Block
- Constitution Will Be Changed In SGA Meeting
- Frosh Change Of Roommates Tops That Of Last Year
- Election System Changes
- E.M. Adams To Present Talk To Philosophy Club
- United Fund Strives To Top Total Of '62
- Leblon Organizes French Classes For Local Children
- Virginia Music Teachers To Meet On Nov. 2
- Julia Sawyer, New Professor, Comments On Hollins And Area
- Hollins Will Be Host To Hockey Tournament
- Charter System Is In Effect For All Clubs
- Evaluations Of Campus To Be Made
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Hollins Columns (1962 Nov 8)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Grapheon To Sponsor Poet Jarrell In Poetry Reading Next Tuesday
- Eliza Mason Names' Triplex: To Be Called Grogan House
- Cotillion Parody Is Theme For Faculty Follies
- Ralph Votapek Is Soloist At Nov. Concert
- Local Television Salutes U.N. Week
- Executive Body Has Undertaken Many Project
- Canadian Players Will Performs "Twelfth Night"
- Jarrell Is Noted Poet, Critic Won National Book Award
- Tennis Club Announces New Players
- L.W. Hodges Of W.&L. Is Sun. Speaker
- Hollins' NSA Membership Affects All, Interests Few
- Frosh Play Reveals Much New Talent
- Retreat Creates Values Argument, Private Life Is Most Important
- Laue Tells Purpose Of SGA
- Education Not To Be Given A Price Tag
- U.S. Stand Is A Success, Not Yet A Triumph
- Campus Flight Is Useless
- Red Invasion Of India Topic Of Foreign Student
- Developments Of Interest In Cuban Situation
- News Briefs
- Wheaton, U.N.C. Express Ideas On JFK Action
- Mrs. Giles Finds Student Serious
- Miss Reimers Won Fulbright; Enjoys Hollins And Traditions
- Roanoke Artist Returns Here As Lecturer
- W.B. Pollard Is Ass't Treas., Runs Bank
- NSA Seminar Trains Grads As Leaders
- '62 Grads Labor, Love And Learn
- Committee Appointed To Select New Dean
- Faculty, Students Join In Merriment
- Wine Spends Past Summer At White Sands
- MacKenzie Predicts Problems
- Seniors Cabaniss, Gibbs, Pruitt Teach In Surrounding Schools
- Cendres Comments On Education In U.S.
- HA's Return To Classes After '62 Summer Tour
- Old Border Dispute Between India, China Is Now War
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Hollins Columns (1962 Nov 15)
Hollins College
Table of Contents:
- Amos, Crary, To Conduct Tour Of Seven Countries
- Mowrer To Speak On "A New Group Therapy"
- Prof. E.B. Wright To Perform Season's First Faculty Recital
- A.M. Beardslee Will Present Sunday Sermon
- United Fund Collects $979 Student Goal Was $1500
- Putzel, Dunlap Are Featured In Forum Debate
- I.F. Fraser To Discuss U.S. Image
- Should Student Life Be A Balance Or An Extreme?
- NSA Provides Means For Expression
- Photographic Interpretations Now On Exhibit
- 'Twelfth Night' Is Combination Of Good, Mediocre And Poor Acting And Staging By Players
- Hollins Wins 2 Matches Send 4 To SE Tourney
- New Plan Proposed By U.Va.
- Executive Council Suggests Varied Important Changes
- '63 Abroaders Choose Officers For Next Year
- Films Of Russia To Be Shown Tomorrow 8:15
- Home and Abroad
- Hollins Ousts VPI 22-2; Tech Computer Does Job
- U.N. Collegiate Council Met At Hollins On Sat.
- Prinet To Give Last Of Series Of Lectures
- H.C. Young Democrats Work During Elections
- Labor Expert Will Visit Hollins Campus
- News Briefs