The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
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girls team OF the |Alhupurfuu' puAi-
ness college clashcd on the armory
floor. Thc final score was \. -. c..
g. L. y. N. te.
This game was the first scheduled
game which the L. y. VI girls have
played thus fur this year aud the
fact that the university girls got the
long end 81 the score has given atded
announcement to them, There are
prospects, Of several good fast games
FOR the girls before the season Is
ever. and. II the game last saturday
h AN Indication of what they will
Go IN future games. the university
girls will easily come out winners 40
the end OF the season
General Assembly.
\ general assembly Of all students
and faculty OF the university has been
/ called FOR n O'Clock tomorrow morn
Ing in Eodey hail. superintendent j.
u. Wagner will be the principal
speaker q. the morning. \ number
OF Young officers. former tudents Of
the university. who have attended
some training camp and been COM
n,issioncd as officers, ana who are
now In Albuquerque on furlough. Will
be present at the assembly They
viii bc called upon 60 tell the students
anr the faculty ~ their experiences
IN training camp.
Miss Stunrt To speak.
The university y. W g. \. has
! called q meeting Of an the college
girls fur 8 O'Clock his afternoon ~
liodey hail to hear Miss Stuart ad-
dress them. Miss stuart has chosen
a= her subject what il means to- Doe
10 college girl IN 1917 \ large num-
beer of the girls attended this meet
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nr. I'urkin Visits University.
pr. George r. pnrkin. the secretary
Of the Bhodos scholarship trust. with
headquarters at ONford university.
England. made u visit To- the univer-
sitv Of New Mexico last week. Or.
Parkin has been travelling over the
United States. visiting the different
universities, in the interests Of The
/ Rhodes scholarships.
out uf some one thousand students
who have tried the examinations for
entrance into OSford AS q Rhodes
scholar ouly about unc-haif OF tina
number have passed Dr. purkiu
stated that people had told him that
the reason Tor this condition was tina
Greek was required Tor entrance To-
oxford The trustees uf the Rhodes
scholarship trust have since then
ruled mat Greek is not 20 requirement
sor entrance 20 oxford M u Rhodes
scholar However. even after this
+. modification was madv there con-
tinued 10 Doe about the same number
.f F..Iur.l- inst ms HrHruHa FuHfarrrr Ca
algebra and even arithmetic. as therc
F, had been In Latin or Greek.
Cecil Rhodes idca In establishing
T this scholarship trust was that a great
f, dral could be done to accomplish q
Z lasting peace between the British ON
2 pire and America hy establishing he.
/, tween the two nations "a complete un-
3 dcrstludiuE of each other. " WIS IN
this on" that a. made 10 possible for
some tnirty-twu American studcnts
each year To attend oxford. NJ the
end of forty y,Jra-ouo generation
there would boz back iu America soms
twelve hundred men, practically al
of them occupying important com.
m"rciul and professional positions
who would have Cd complete under.
y standing Of England Th"s. mor
would b." quit" 70 .orco lu wearing
e away the old prejudice against IN,
mother country.
r The Rhodes scholarship U.s. IN,
- largest Of its Kind in the world. car.
- mr., e., IL does. the sum ct $500 an.
II uuUlIN for three years II i- GER
tainly surprising, according to Dr
n1rkiu. why more American -tudpnt
do not try for IL. Dr parklu wishe,
D. 60 dispcl the illusion which has here
a. toforc existed iu America that m.
o only education which was was pos
= siblc % get boo oxford WAS 20 clls-ica
% one This is not true. II iS possible
B 20 go 60 oxford and specialize il
o ANY of tho scientific studies. chomis
b. rs physics. astronomy. etc. 20 tax
b.. 70 luV course, course in medicine. ma
s- sic. theology AMI stIll other subject,
"a besides taking % course in litoratur
D. 40 languages. oxford az prcsou
30 hts or o. -ttT of professors the ma.
a. who Be- recognized as the greatest or
r. panie yhrmist IN tn, world 1T pres
" eut.
AS is very natural az present IA
scholarships are very badly disar
ranged as e. result of the war. bu
81 Mr ptrkin stated that. after IN" WI
IS is over. the scholarships a iu.
mcdiitciN regain their old value \
70 direct result uf the war. thu en-
~ rullmcut OF students Jt ONford h.
ne dwindlrd down until now there nI
only 300 students there.
o. I. Y. VI. I,irlc club Organizes.
TN" O.. y. NJ Rifle club met fo
the first time this year at ls3
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