Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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NATURE CLUB -an 'Q Ninety-fozlr ln co-operation with the stale-wide campaign to preserve Rhode Island evergreens, the Nature Club succeeded in making the whole college conscious ol this important. conservation matter during the winter holiday season. This program was in addition to the usual Nature Club activi- ties of campus beautification, seasonal decorat- ing and social activities. Club oflicers were Katherine Lech, president, jill Kinnell, vice president, Elizabeth Murphy, secretaryg Ruth Morrissey, treasurer, Lois Murray, social com- mittee chairman, and Mary Rooney, program committee chairman.

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M. Briggs A. Mcllonald and li. Levine o ANCHOR The College newspaper. a tnottthly publication, has through its lourteen years ol' existence added extensively to its demo- cratic character and is one ol' the college's most. repre- sentative student, organiza- tions. lts press activities have been carried on this year in an atmos- phere more littingly journ- alistic: than before, and its quarters have acquired that unmistakable appearance ol' a city news room. Edi- Ninety-six tors may now authoritatively control the stall from posts befitting their dignity: stall members continue to work with all the fervor and en- tlntsiasm ol' the traditional reporter. As a most interesting change the literary issue appeared this year in a pleasing new attire. Sketches both expressive and witty added charm to its pages and the name Hflicrm, borrowed from one olf Thomas Gray's phrases, gave it the sanction ol' a literary master. The literary ambitions ol' the Sophomore class had a chance to be realized in their publication ol' the April isstte. The editorial stall' was as lollows: Editor, Margaret Briggs, Assistant Editors, Eva Levine and Ann Mcllonaldg News Editor, Margaret Holden: Exchange Editor, Elena Calabrog Columnist, Beatrice Schwartz: Circulation Mana- ger, Virginia Crowell: Business Manager, Lucille llaigleg Feature Editor. Marion Fanning, Typist, Muriel l.abrie. Yenlrrli M. Holden, V. Crowell, and M. Farming. riding: M. Briggs, I.. Daigle, B. lllotchcr, and M. Cztstalt