. The Rotunda . t. Lukes hospit-al, in Richmond, a son, Walter Her-inan Bell Jr. Mrs. F. M. Bugg of Farmville re-ceived a message from her daughter,Mrs. Gordon Hughes, telling of thecyclone in Tennessee and statingthere was little damage aroundKingjport, Mrs. PhiUp Henry Crisman of Win-chester, has announced the engage-ment of her daughter, Helen Eliza-beth Crisman. to Bruce GoodwinGorham. II see Bock Copenhaver, WycliffeScott, Anne Thomas, Helen Cover orJenilee Knight sit up and take no-tice. Theyre always talking aboutthose smooth Virginia guys. Parker (Maggie) and Prances Ter-rell are alway
. The Rotunda . t. Lukes hospit-al, in Richmond, a son, Walter Her-inan Bell Jr. Mrs. F. M. Bugg of Farmville re-ceived a message from her daughter,Mrs. Gordon Hughes, telling of thecyclone in Tennessee and statingthere was little damage aroundKingjport, Mrs. PhiUp Henry Crisman of Win-chester, has announced the engage-ment of her daughter, Helen Eliza-beth Crisman. to Bruce GoodwinGorham. II see Bock Copenhaver, WycliffeScott, Anne Thomas, Helen Cover orJenilee Knight sit up and take no-tice. Theyre always talking aboutthose smooth Virginia guys. Parker (Maggie) and Prances Ter-rell are always breezing down toRandclph-Macon. Why I even hearthat going to turn down theHampden-Sydney dances for ole Ran-Dy-Macon. Can you take it Junie? Wcezie McNulty and Toney Jonesthink theres no place like old W. &L., and I judge from all appearances,iwo young Generals think theresnothing like S. T. C. But no matter where our interestswill stray, well always have a wannpiace in our hearts for CONSOLATION TO CUCKOO THE DOPEFIEND Farewell to the MonkeyAnd Dope Fiend, hard on the readersTheyll miss your news. gossipparts. JIG SAW The Rotunda invites letters of com-ment, criticism, and suggestion fromita readers upon its manner of pre-senting and treating them. A letter,to receive consideration, must containthe name and address of the will not be published if thewi-iter objects to the publication. All matters of business should to the Business Managerand all other matters should cometo the Editor-in-Chief. Complaintsfrom subscribers as regards UTegu-larities in the delivery of The Ro-tunda will be appreciated. GRADES—TO WHOMSHOULD THEY HEFIRST ANNOUNCED? i OPEN FORUM Each Quarter, about a week afterexaminations are over, grades aresent home to the parents of the girlshere at college. Probably a week laterthe girls themselves receive their rec-ord books. Why should grades be sentfirst to the parents? Why should notthe girls see t
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