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Hollins Columns (1941 Apr 10)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Hollins Goes on National Broadcast: NBC Carries Program from Richmond—Legislative Ends Petition Work—Mrs. Reeves Has Party for Seniors—Wieman Speaks on Personality an Democracy—Choral Club in Music Festival—Susan Johnston Heads New Cargoes—Cotillion Club Elects Collings—Play Production Class Rehearses War Play—Second Skating Party Next Saturday—Dramatic Board Selects Last Play [The Lamp and the Bell]—Freya Begins May Day Plans—Dramatic Critic Brings Intimate Theatre Glimpses: John Mason Brown, Traveler, Writer, Theatre-lover and Goer—Freshmen Join Hollins Columns—Hollins Columns Staff—Letters to the Editor—Under the Dome—Dr. Gordon Continues the Marriage Lectures—Choir Plans Music for Easter Night—Eight Hollins Girls Attend Curie Lecture—Sophomore Circus-Prom Affords a Crackerjack Time—The Time for Eggs is Easter Time, Etc.—Lament for the Absent Laddies—Cinema Guild Brings Old Films—Departments Plan Trips to Various Institutions—Senior Class Improves Plans for Commencement—Survey of Our Alumnae Doings—W. Pope Barney Lays Plans for Campus Growth: Program Includes Plans for Chapel, Dining Hall, Dormitory, Art Building—Council Revises Recording System: New Philosophy of Time, Work, Responsibility Formed—I.R.C. Plans Joint Discussion With Washington and Lee—Senior Class Has Forums, Parties Planned—James Friskin to Play April 17—Hanging Fire, or Don’t Forget to Turn Over—Lawrence Tibbett Sings at Concert: Roanoke Concert Includes Varied Selection of Songs—Exchange…—We Suggest—The Clothes Bag—Lenten Services Held for Holy Week—The Collegiate Review—Student Sees International Stage—Seniors Write New Financial Words—Sport Slants
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Hollins Columns (1941 Apr 24)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Edit[ors of] Hollins Columns (pictures)—A.D.A.’s Vote Metcalfe, Kuntz Into the Purple—I.R.C. Brings British Citizen as Speaker—Six Faculty Take Interesting Trips—Peters and Smith Chosen Leaders for Centennial Year—Student Government Elects Other Important Officers—Final Marriage Lecture Given by Dr. Faith Gordon April 30—Alice Clagett Gives Recital—Riding Club Will Present Show April 26—Turner Hall Fund Will Sponsor Carnival May 3—Hollins Columns Staff—Lament From the Learned—Letters to the Editor—Under the Dome—Mrs. Dunbar Talks on Opportunities of Job Contacts—Richmond Trip Was One Hot Time—Seniors Have Series of Interesting Forums—Valeria Kuntz Elected to Head Junior Class—We Suggest—Mr. Friskin Plays in Little Theatre—Hollins Hostess to Scout Leaders—Junior Class Now Harbors Famous Dancer and Traveler—Dawn Patrol Turn-Out Brings May Day Morale—Trusler Leads Student chapel—Seniors Eat, Sing, Lose Voices At Party Given by Mrs. Reeves—New Requirements Listed for Dramatic Participation—The Clothes Bag—Wallace Gives Series of Teas for Freshmen—Old Silent Films Shown Saturday—Professors Talk on French Painters—Seniors Lead in Scholarship According to Recent Survey—Society—Students Defy Law of Gravity: World Turns Upside Down or Rink Me Another—Dissatisfied Ads—Virginia Scientists Hold Convention—University Club Will Sing Here—Peters, Smith Attend Conference in Atlanta—Sport Slants
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Hollins Columns (1941 Dec 5)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: You See in Glance Hour After Dance, Death to Romance—Take Your Advice and You’ll Entice—The Receiving Line Dates Decline—Although He is Gruesome You’ll Be a Cute Twosome—Always It is Who, Tom, James, Ask Will Go With You—Winnie-the-Pooh Has His Eye on You—Campus Doctor Jekylls and Mister Hydes Take All the Men from Prom Trotters’ Sides—Prom Regulations—Who is For Who and Who is For You?
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Hollins Columns (1941 Feb 13)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Blanshard Opens Founder’s Day With Address on Pacifism: Banquet Speakers Honor Three Hollins Presidents; Alumnae Meet Saturday—Hearst Art Objects Bought for Hollins—Cotillion Sets February 28 as Tentative Date for Dance—Spring Play Held March 15—March 7 Set As Date for “Hollins Day” at Heironimus—Students Knit, Raise Money for British War Relief—Stay off the Grass; We Want It to Last—Miss French Helps Cabinet for Improved Y.W.C.A—Curricular Committee Investigates Lowered Academic Standards: Reason Sought in Campus Organizations—Hollins Basketball Team Attends Tri-College Play Day—Hollins Columns Staff—Letters to the Editor—The Jabberholly (poem)—Under the Dome—“Cargoes” Prints Freshmen Work: Winning Contribution of Freshman Contest Printed—Cyn Collings’ Picture Accepted by Mlle. Staff—Alumnae Discuss Careers for Girls—Student Body Buys Victrola—Choral Club Sings on Radio Monday—Minor Claims Already Paid By Student Insurance Plan—Writers’ Club Announces New Program for Semester—Camera Club Shows Movies: Exhibit to be Displayed During the Month of March—Film Guild Shows “Grand Illusion”—Orchids, Gripes, Candy, Ducks: Valentine’s Day at Holl Coll—Turtles Arrive With a Bang—Mr. Robert Coodale Dubbed “Deems Taylor” of Roanoke—The Clothes Bag—Hollins Club Formed at Texas—Faculty Members Write School Song—Red-Blue Tradition Began Before 1900—Bedlam Reigns Supreme While Gals Grab Grades—Richmond Enjoys Chrysler Exhibit—Party Lines—Seminars Begun by 14 Seniors—Current Novels Added to Library—CCC Boys Will Not Hear Hollins Choral Club Sing—Skaters Sprawl For Cabin Roof—Educators Discuss Student Failures—Story by Susan Johnston, Printed in the W&L Magazine—Coolidge Quartet Pleases Roanoke—Council Undertakes Recording Problems—New “Purple” Bring New Color to A.D.A.—Orchesis Selects New Members After Try-Outs—Bunce Paintings Shown in East—I.R.C. Brings Bennett to Campus—Hollins Influences D.Dix to Write Lovelorn Advice—Exit Glamour, Enter Glad Girl In Sarah Lawrence “The Campus”—The Ravin’ Femme (poem)—Sport Slants
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Hollins Columns (1941 Feb 27)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Herionimus Has Hollins Day: Students Serve as Models While American Theme Sets Stage for Styles—Chapel Service Led By Dean: Sweet Briar Head Talks To Hollins Students—Plans for Prom Are Underway—Opera Company Presents “The Yoemen of the Guard”—Red-Blue Game Closes Season—Eminent Philosopher is Convocation Speaker—Hollins College Celebrates Traditional Founder’s Day—27 Candidates For Spinster Selected: Five Candidates in Last Years’s Feature Section; Kent to Make Photographs—Work Begins on Spring Play; Sally White Has Lead: Roanoke College Supplies Actors for “Kind Lady”—“Play Bridge for British” Successful Party Slogan—Hollins Columns Staff—Letters to the Editor—Bonquets…--Broccoli…---Modes by Maraist—New Officer to Succeed Butler—Mercy House Treats Victim—Orchesis Rehearses for Convocation—Radio Programs Create Interest—Recital Given By Students: Promising Music Pupils Show Artistic Talent in Recent Chapel Program—Choral Club Begins Concert Season—Up in Infirmary-Down in Dumps: Hollins Student Tells Inside Story—Y.W.C.A. Leaders Go to Richmond—Hollins Contends in Sports Day—Fifth Column…--Student Government Petitions—Pink Slips—Bolger Gives Piano Recital For Students—Choir to Sing for Churches—Freshmen Are Victors in Inter-class Games—Pursuit Planes—Girls Prepare for Spring Vacation—Plans are Made For Improving Gym Facilities—Hollins Students Attend Florida Conference—Hollins Riding Club Plans Annual Horse Show—Interesting Exhibits in Hollins Library—Social Dancing is Sponsored by Communities—James Speaks to Alumnae—Tobacco Road Leads to Grave—Wilson Presents Centennial Plans—Bankhead Plays Roanoke Soon—Pepys Into Hollins Wild Life Or Why Freshmen Aren’t Fresh—Curie Chemical Broadcasts Soon—Camera Club Exhibits Photos—Writers’ Club Gets Underway—Freshmen Take Placement Tests—Candid Campus Portraits by Venturing Apprentices—Broadway Players Come to Roanoke—Forum Discusses Dies Committee—Did You Know?
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Hollins Columns (1941 Mar 13)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Josephine Roche Speaks Tonight on “Industrial Democracy”: Former Assistant Secretary of Treasury is Industrialist and Graduate of Vassar—Editor Atkinson Speaks to I.R.C.—New Staff Edits Spring “Cargoes”—Miss Marjorie Browning Will Remain as Instructor—Students Attend Y.W.C.A. Meet: Clagett, Anderson, Harrison Join Group in Richmond—Gordon Leads Marriage Talks—Irwin Edman Urges Students to Continue Studies in Crisis—Roanoke College Boys Brighten Play Rehearsals—Miss Wallace Plans Tea for Freshmen on March 14—Hollins Column Staff—Campus Opinion—Under the Dome—The Clothes Bag—Social Committee Plans More Parties—Bright Smiles Bring Money for Benefit of Turner Hall—Johnson and Woolfe Wear Purple After Drinks and Puns on A.D.A.—Tonsils, Teeth Fill Vacation—Music Department Presents Student Recital in Chapel—Party Lines—Sport Slants—Collings’ Picture Judged Winner—Curie Chemical Gives Tea Today
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Hollins Columns (1941 May 29)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Books Burning, Tears Flowing: Graduation ’41—Hollins Columns Presents Manager and Column Writer—Final Elections Complete School Year: Roethke Heads Freya; Chief Marshal—Psychology Major in Piano Recital—Famous Tennis Players Give Exhibition at Club—Erica Brown, of Belgium, Elected Y.W.C.A. President—West Goes With the Wind, “Direct Hit” Ventilates Attic—Molly Weeks Heads Riders—Randolph Gives Nine Petitions, Rejects Two—Hollins Columns Staff—Opportunity Knocks—Cleanup Week: Why Not?—A Commencing—World Wind—Under the Dome—Modes By Maraist—Invader Enters Quiet Valley; Carvin Creek Scene of Battle—Students Plan Summer Visits—Hollins Wins First Showing at V.P.I.—Final Golf Match Shows Day Winner—Sans Examination Worries, Freshmen Frolic at Picnic—Pink Slips—Centennial Cargoes Staff Distributes First Issue—They Are Going, They Are Going-But They’re No More Like ’41
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Hollins Columns (1941 May 8)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Ridley and Hardwick Co-Star in Commencement Play May 31st: Dramatic Board Will Present Play in Forest of Arden—Students Support Benefit Festival—Conga Competition Held at Senior Cotillion May 9—White, Lead in Spring Play, Wins Drama Scholarship—Honor Group Taps 4 New Members—Peters Outlines Student Policies—Ruth Dennett Elected to Lead Centennial Class Next Year—Students Choose S.G. Officers—I.R.C. Elects Henri Carter as President for Next Year—Theodore F. Adams, of Richmond, Will Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon: Howard M. Jones Chosen as Commencement Speaker—Rising Sophomores Elect Nancy Cooper as President—Hollins Column Staff—Letters to the Editor—Under the Dome—Orchesis Presents Convocation—Department Notes—Faculty Receive Honors—Theatrical Group Presents War Play—Miss Fillinger Exhibits Pictures of Scientists—Kuntz and Metcalf Meet Roosevelt in A.D.A. Stunt—Executive Council Elects Group Leaders for 1941-42—Future Plan Upsets Routine—Nixie-Pixies’ Pageant Crowds Festive May Day—Voltaire Discussed by French Teacher—Student Recital Features Original Piano Composition—Pink Slips—Dramatic Board Selects Janet Simpson as President—Roanoke Theatres Feature Musical Comedy, Sea Tragedy—College Students Edit New Magazine—Exhibit of Ancient Books Includes Papyrus Leaf—Seniors Plan Sophomore Farewell Party for May 19—Hollins Alumnae to Return May 31st—Hollins, University of Virginia Give Joint Concert—Ellen Leech Sings in Voice Recital—Violin Concert Scheduled May 12—Don’t Be Bothered by Cough, Try Wally’s X-Ray Machine—Modes by Maraist—Athlete’s Feat—Major Ingoldsby Speaks on “Juvenile Delinquency”—Blue Ribbons, Silver Cups Awarded to Hollins Riders—Golf Tournament Held Next Week—Ping-Pong Games Finish Next Week—Virginia Martin Heads Athletics—Fashion Designer Visits Hollins—Bird Trips Hard on Class Morale—The Students Discuss Twelve O’Clock Dating Privilege
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Hollins Columns (1941 Nov 14)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Ruth Talley and Penny Jones Named as Leads in Fall Play—Aims Discussed by Committee—Hollins Riding Club Entertains Spectators With Novel Presentation of Annual Gymkhana—Thanksgiving Festivities Will Offer Varied Entertainment—Frosh Will Give Plays Saturday—Rohner Elected All-State Inner—Plans for Junior Prom Begun, Directed by Vice President—Hollins Columns Staff—For Benefits Received—Free Speech (Letters to the Editor)—We’re In Favor of It (poem)—World Wind—Under the Dome—Hollins Columns Wins State Awards—Prominent Pianist To Perform Here—Lecture Briefs—Seniors Thrill Spectators With Farce of Today and Yesterday—Selling Agencies Besiege Campus—This Collegiate World—Hollins Annual Honors Beauty—Albright Speaks on Bible History—Baldwin Remarks on War Situation—Attention! [New Rules for Chapel]—Modes…by Maraist—Campus Landscaping Improved With Newly-Planted Shrubbery—Chekhov Actors Charm Audience With Unusual Scenery Changes—Faculty Members Represent Hollins at Inauguration—Off the Record—Pink Slips—Present Senior Class Wins for Fourth Straight Hockey Season—Around Back Campus—Informal Dance Given Saturday—I.R.C. Holds Panel Discussion—Traditional Odd-Even Hockey Game and Banquet Will Cause Campus Excitement on November 18th—The Students Discuss: Possibility of War With Japan
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Hollins Columns (1941 Nov 28)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Prom Features Sherman Hayes—Six Honored by Who’s Who—Mr. Shaffer Talks on “Water Colors”—“The Joyous Season” Will Be Presented Saturday; Faculty and Student Talent Join to Make a Hit—Red Cross Nets High Proceeds—Freshman Class Plans Elections—“Life With Father” Plays in Roanoke—Virgil Fox Plays at Convocation—Hollins Columns Staff—All Play and No Work!—Hollins Stands Alone—The Question Before the House (poem)—World Wind—Under the Dome—Modes…by Maraist—Numerous Activities Entertain Hollins During Thanksgiving Day Celebration—Plans Outlined for Centennial in Convocation—Off the Record—Preview of Christmas Spirit Promises Turkey and Parties—Stars Are Seen from New Angle—Y.W.C.A. Meeting Will Hear Reports—Senior Forum Has Second Meeting of This Session—Luis Fischer Talks at Roanoke Forum—Date on Campus Has Grand Time—The Patter of Little Feet—Field Trip Enjoyed by Psych Students—Fellowships Given By Fashion School—Scavenger Hunt Results Judged—This Collegiate World—The Yellow Tigers of the Even Team Triumph over Black Cats Before Hundreds of Fans—Gold Pins Awarded Hall and Rohner—Around Back Campus—The Students Discuss: Labor—Free Speech (Letters to the Editor)
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Hollins Columns (1941 Oct 17)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Quartet Opens Fall Concerts at Formal Convocation—Seniors Name Date for Stunt, Class Forum Discusses Plans—Episcopalians Entertained by Roanoke Church Women—June Smith Tells of New Judicial Board Policy—Architect Presents Plans, Trustees Study Blueprints—Red Cross Plans College Roll Call, Ruedi in Charge—Schubert’s “Blossom Time” Plays Roanoke—E.A. Bonnet Here for Short Visit, Describes Situation in Holland—Y.W. Reorganized, Brown Announces—Quiet Hour Improves in West Under New House Presidents—Students Elect Diana Harrison Treasurer of Executive Council: Outstanding Leader Will Be New Officer of Current Session—Com. Ellsberg I.R.C. Speaker—Lunt and Fontanne Stage “There Shall Be No Night”—Hollins Columns Staff—First Warning—Cheers for Tinker Tea House—World Wind—In Panama—Under the Dome—Six Hollins Girls Model at Gala Opening of Woodrum Field—Cinema Guild Presents Russian Film on October 18—This Collegiate World—Lecture Briefs—What V.M.I. Thinks of Hollins, or How We Poor Boys Suffer—One War Ago…Today—Texas Festival Attracts Hollins—Infantry Marches on Cabin, Gen. Chevreaux Commands—Modes…By Maraist—600 Teachers Hold Annual Meeting on Hollins Campus—Cupid’s Business Gets Boost as Hollins Girls Get Their Man—Knudsen Comes to Hollins—Off the Record—Fire Alarm Bell Throws Hollins Into Confusion—Pink Slips—Athlete’s Feat—Ann Hall Directs Tennis Tournament; Frosh Show Interest—Raining, Snowing, It’s Skating, We’re Going (poem)—Tinker Day Around the Corner, but Only Mr. Cocke Knows Which—“Gravey” Comes to the Stables on Every Leave to Greet Girls—Miss Alice Marble Advises Women on “Keeping Fit”—The Students Discuss: Social Office Policy
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Hollins Columns (1941 Oct 3)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Famous Lecturer, Philosopher [Maurice Hindus] Will Speak in Little Theatre: “German, Slav, Anglo-Saxon: Who Will Rule the World,” Will Be the Subject of His Address—Sophomores Plan Tea Dance on October 25 for Freshmen—Carolyn Peters Plans Changes in Constitution—Centennial Celebration Plans Are Set for May 16-19, 1942—Rust Heads Keller Committee; Group Sponsors Hike Saturday: This Committee is Assisting the Athletic Board in Giving a Skating Party October 11—Hollins Starts Red Cross Work—Architect Pope Barney’s Plan for College’s Expansion Calls for Development of South Campus—Calendar of Events—Hollins Columns Staff—Words on Policy—In Memoriam [Mrs. Ella Cocke and Mrs. S.H. McVitty]—Centennial Demands Class Unity—World Wind—Under the Dome—Scoop: Men Swamp the Campus; Bedlam Breaks Out At Hollins—Lecture Briefs—Washington Store Honors Hollins in Window Display—The Music Association Met to Discuss Plans for Fall—Organization Notes—Hollins Students Receive Special Insurance Policy—In “Olden Days” Saturday a Time to Mend and Sew—Roualt’s Work Exhibited Here—Pink Slips—Editor of Cargoes Plans October Issue of Magazine—Maneuvers Are Successful Here—Lost and Unfound—Modes…By Maraist—Becker Outspells Opponents and Receives Defense Stamps—New Set of Regulations Made by Infirmary to Stress Order—Sneezes, Specs Hinder 45-ers—After Three Weeks—Serious Situation Arises from Virginia’s Drought—Off the Record—Arthur Knudson Talks Saturday—Hollins Clings to Past Bringing On Confusion—Bunny Rohner Heads Hockey Second Year—Social Science Teachers Feted—Have the Freshmen Heard—A.D.A. Enlists Roethke and Boyd in Ranks of Nut and Wit Club—Seniors Plan Fall Activities—Campus Shows Improvements; West Building’s Face Lifted—Orchesis Holds First Tryouts—Cloverdale Party Planned; Graves Honors New Riders—Musical Group Sponsors Teas in Presser Hall—Board Plans Hike to Cabin—Violinist Gives Concert; Noted Musician Plays Here—Athlete’s Feat—Cinema Guild Drive Begun, Outstanding Movies Shown—The Students Discuss—Free Speech—Skating Party Offers Relief to Ragtime and Jivetime
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Hollins Columns (1941 Oct 31)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Freshman Dramas Will Be Presented on November 15—Stunts to Feature Stupendous Pflmzy—Red Cross Group Starts Knitting—Dr. Wyatt Smart Speaks for Y.W.—Life Photographer Proves to be Life of Party, Snaps Tinker Day Stunts and Mountain Scenery—Cotillion Club Plans Gala Hop—Whelchel Selected Turner Hall Head; Plans Activities—Log Inn Appears on Approved List—Hollins Columns Staff—That Friendly Feeling—Due to a Slight Misunderstanding—World Wind—Under the Dome—Modes…by Maraist—Lecture Briefs—Freshmen Trifle as Ghosts Walk—Vocation Choices Reveal Interests Held By Students—Faculty Dancing Intrigues Spies—Chekov Players Will Present a New Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night”—Blacksburg Raided by Hollins Beauties—This Collegiate World—Curriculum Comm. Continues Work with New Plans—Off the Record—A.D.A.’s Randolph, Lurch, Peters, Frolic in “Sudden Death Inn”—Sophomores Surrender Their All to Provide Fun for Freshmen—Varied Program is Offered at Soprano Recital—Students Barred from Holy Hall—Philosopher Talks—Pink Slips—Do You Recall Tinker Day, 1941? We Mountain Climbed for Fun (poem)—Arrows Soar as Odd Archers Win—Beazell, From Wilmette, Ill., Arrives Latter Part of the Week—Staff Floats Away as Drought Breaks—Girls and Horses Mix in Gymkhana—Council in West Aids Quiet Hour—New Grading System Begins With Present Semester—Student Recital Held Last Week—Deluxe Plans Win Hearts for Barney—Athlete’s Feat—On the Fence—Free Speech (Letter to the Editor)
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Hollins Columns (1941 Sept 19)
Hollins College
Table of Contents: Dr. Gallagher Gives Opening Address Friday—“Wonder Women” of ’45 Invade Campus with High Ambitions—My First Day at Hollins—Fourteen Join Faculty Ranks—Introducting:--Group Meetings Teach Freshmen Hollins Handbook—Kites and Pigtails Blossom at Y.W. Party for Freshmen—Open Letter to the Class of ’45—Hollins Columns Staff—Under the Dome—Brilliant Belles Grace West Hall—Refugee Student Finds Southland Like English Home—Don’t Be Amazed—Directory of New Students
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