The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-09
University News

University news
At to o'colck. October s.. % general
assembly OF an students was held in
81 lodey hall for the purpose Of per
tccting the organization ~ IN" stu
dent body for the present college
year d meeting was called To- or
der 10y Leslie Boldt. VINO stated that.
due To the conditions resulting from
the war, the officers Of the student
body who We're elected 10 serve FOR
the present year, were unable TO do 80
James Hoover. Helen Vincent. aud
Don Richardson were nominated aud
elected TO the offices Of president. |
vice president and secretary. rcspcc-
lively. OF the student body Thc pub
licatioH OF the ct. y. NJ Weekly" was
next taken up before the student body !
The opinion of that organization was
that there hc two editors uf the
weekly who should have equal re-
sponsibiiity TO the SUDDEN fur the
paper and who shuuld have the power
Go appoint their own staff. Louise
Lowber n George White were elect
ed unanimously ~ the two editors
Jason Williams was unanimously
elected business manager OF the
weekly.
Enrolment uf students.
The enrolment OF students ln the
university Tor the first cight DAYS OF
the present college year has reached a.
total OF 100. During the first eight
days Of the college year Of i3i6-Ill
h total enrolment was 1N1. This
years enrolment shows. thus for al
flgsTn. "a 80 fAFs NON ...f fE.u. sE..Nl
at last year. IN view Of the peculiar
conditions under which AIN colleges
are ahoriuE as u result of the grput
war. the present number OF studcntSI
registered is considered 10y university
authorities very good.
Special Course Tor Teachers.
Upon request Of teacher In the AI-
%huquerquc public schools. the uni
versity Is offcriHg special courses in
American history. English literature.
and drama. The class periods 900
those courses are 80 arranged with I
rcspc { to the hours during which
the public schools are in session. that
teachers may attend these CLASSES
without interfcriur iu any way with
their ordinary school work quite q
few of thc teachers are now taking
advantage of his arrangement and
IL is hoped that ls the COURSES nr.
come moro widely known. stIl moro
will enroll
Military Training started.
Military training. which ha- been
iuaururatcd for 90. first TIM, Boa the
university OF Ncw NoN.,u this year. !
was begun yesterday. when Professor
A. " Wand called % meeting of AMI
students enrolled bon that ruurS, Th,
work Tor this week. viii cou-is; zoo
study of tactics with uu drIll what I
ever n i~ PLANNED tu have the a,tuali
dtIl begin nest week Military train
Ina VIII displacr this yotr PHYSICAL
education Tor mon students.
Football Prospects.
Football az the university has start
cd in earnest this year lu spite OF.
the lttoucss of the srlsun. thor, are
nineteen o. TWEEN, very uihu-ustir
nm out Tor p%tactvc Five or sis OF
those men have never piIyou before.
but are giving the best they have toI
the college Indications are that tho
team this year viii be- OF ahout the
-tuto weight ls tHtt uf las' ,,If. tf,-
1luro, lhi'llps luidi aud Mann arc
showing up we'll 900 harkfI,Id posi-
ruus. ,ud Carleton CLARK b. expected
q" make O. good Eichcr Carleton
Clark was recently elected To- 'h, of
iirc %: temporary captain of 90, team
on account of the fact hat tho uni
N.r-itN did mot open this ,rtJ until
So late t date some, uf the games
scheduled Tor this SEASON have bad 20
h' cancelled. However. th, team Dou-
fidrntlN expects 90 clean up every