Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-11-14
itIvsRSITy NOTES
'tW STUDENTS ENROLLED

Tn football game this afternoon
was between the Minors OF Alhuquer-
que and the Varsity team. Several
weeks ago these teams played a game
which resulted In a score OF so In IA
vor OF the boys from the hill In the
meantime there has been great i'm
provement In the playing and a more
interesting game is assured. The line
up OF the Varsity team Is as follows:
Mayo. center; Crawford and Aldrlch.
guards; Irwin and Pratt. tackles;
Sebben and Luse. ends; Decker,
quarter: Bean and Holman, halls, An
derson. full: and G. Hcald. X. Head
and Jones. substitutes.
Professor ANGEL on Thursday. lee
tured 10 the students on the subject
OF color photography. BY means OF
Illustrations he showed how natural
colors could be exactly reproduced
He explained also the chromoscope
and the different kinds Of apparatus
used by Professor wood OF Johns
Hopkins university IN his expert.
ments
held its regular meeting in the Libra
ry hall The program consisted OF a
declaration by Fern Ridley, a piano
solo by oliver Van Wagner, and a de-
bate. 1he subject under discussion
was as 20 the benefit which students
receive from football Ada Vaughn
and VIII Pratt argued for the advau-
tages OF the game. and {. Head sup
ported by Josephine Moody, main
tanned the negative. The argument
was decided in favor Of the afiirma.
tive.
President Tight has been fortunate
enough 70 secure Mrs. Hertzog as in
structor in elocuton. Last Friday
the students had the pleasure OF list
ening to her readings, after which the
plan of the courses was stated The
students will be classed in two divis-
ions. each to report for instruction
one period a week. In addition, there
will be private rehearsals given to
prepare students for giving selections
before the assembly exercises.
Director Hertzog has made arrange
ments for a course of entertainments
to be given at the school Of music. It
will consist of lectures by DR.. Tight,
Profs. Hertzog, krebs. Angel and
Mrs. Himoe, and three student re-
hearsals Prof. King OF Pittsburg,
has also been secured 10 speak before
,he students. These attractions will
be for the benefit of the students of
the university and heir friends. Prof.
HeTtzog is planning also a course OF
lectures and concerts for which ad-
mission will be charged.
The girls OF the basket ball team
are still practicing daily for their trip
to Las Cruces and Deming, where
they will meet teams from those
towns. New suits have been ordered
that will effectually distinguish the
players from their opponents.
Miss Brown Is busy rearranging
and classifying the library. Neat
book plates with the seal OF the uni
versity have been made, to be placed
on the inside OF the front cover OF
each volume.
John McKenna OF Minneapolis.
MINI, who last year attended the
university, has returned and will
take up his work in modern Language
es.
Miss Josephine Granger OF Webster,
s. d., is the most recent accession TO
our number. She will attend classes
in English and elocution
Word comes from Los Angeles that
Stanley MeChesney, one of last years
students, is dead MIR. McChesney
was a medical student and very
bright young man. II was his inten'
ton to return to the university this
year.