The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-17
UNIVERSITY NEWS.


Last Thursday morning ~ asscmai,
the university had the privllese 81
hearing judge II. a. Mann. who gave
m extremely instructive address ~
the subject How our Laws Ars
Made
on Wednesday morning Fred y.
Smith gave an excellent address no.
fore the student body. Ills subject
was Americas Greatest sin" IL
gave 40 hum and fascinating q
talk for twenty minutes. that il seem
cd that he had forgotten his theme.
Soon. however. II became clear 10 al
that ne ms but %prenariag his aust
cncc for the burden Of hts message,
which In brief was as follows;
he. warned young people against
all dissipation, particularly the usi
OF liquor and cigarettes: he congrat'
ulnted US upon our beina In collego;
he urged us to hold our ideals high
and to let nothing preveat US from
hnlshing college course.
-rhe signal event ~ the athletic
season will be the third annual inter.
scholastic track meet, 20 be held IN
Albuquerque April 80 and -. Prep
art,ions are being made H. entertain
about "A hundred athletic .epreeonta-
tives OF high schools 10 tho state.
The 1rolimlnnrics viii take place
NJ Traction PARK, b%eginu.ns nt ?
o'clock on Friday, ana the final
events will be held az the sumc place
and hour on Saturday. saturday
evening the university students plan
to entertain the visitors with a dance
In Rodey hall. .
Following the Tuesday assembly a
student body meeting was held IN
Rodcy hail. In n close election Lee
walker was voted 10 De editor FOR the
uaivorelty Weekly for next year,
and Floyd Lee wns elected manager
Another meeting Is pianneg foi
next week TO elect the mnnager and
editor for lei years edition of tho
"MirnRe."
Tho preliminary rounds for tho
tennis tournaments are Ia full sNiuH
on the three tennis courts at the
university campus. II In expected that
the prelimlnarics viii be completed
by "Wednesday. the 2iai. when a.,
finals will be begun.
Thursday evening the Dramate
club had their "try-0ut' FOR The piay,
They have secured n. w. Wiicy ns
coach. n the play selected h "Cu-
ing some Bciag a breezy story o..
the western plains. NOBODY wants q.
miss II, go remember the date. May
~, and the place. Crystal the1ter.
Niles Nellie Hart from New or
leans. the ational president GO the
Phi Mu Fraternity. has been the g,cs.
81 the ~ chapter Of PM Mn this ga
week.
The Phi Mu fraternity c%ntcriaino I
az dinner In her honor two times dlr-
ing the week ut the Aivarado. and
Wednesday evening the sigma Tau
fraternity entertained the Phi MI
chapter at a mesa party in Mss
Harris honor,
DR.. David Ross Boyd has RETURNED
from o trip out Of the city aud NI
address the students al assembly
Tuesday morning.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thnradny
the graduating slaHs OF the norma.
department visited the first. third and
fourth ward schools with Professor
c. T.. Hodgin. head Of the normal de-
partment.
Last night, In spite Of the inclrmful
wcther, the junior class deiightfully
entertained the student body in Rode,
hall, with the nrst Junior Prom. IN
the history OF The university. Let us
hope hat future juniors will follow
the nne example set by the class ol
1915, and make the Junior Prom
an annual event OF the university.
Rabbi bergman, Of this city. Is 10
deliver the baccalaureats sermon on
Sunday. May tho ninth.
Husinosslike rehearsals have com
mencod on the b-accalaureate and
commencement music. and big things
are expected. .
The Honorable Felix Martinez Of
VI Paso will deliver the commence.
ment address May the twelfth.
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