Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
News Of the Past Week at
 University of Arizona

Chambers, Austin, Cuff, Carns, .Bluett, Clifford and Mellen made junior stand ing.
 Chambers made the 100-yard dash in less than II 3-5, thus obtaining senior standing in that event.
 In the pole vault, Jelks and Slonaker made senior rank. Robert Nugent bet tered the record in the two-mile run, making it in 11:35.
 The swimming and rumbIing are the only events still to be worked off.
 The Omega Kappa fraternity enter tained with a picnic Saturday night to Sabine Canyon The affair took the nature of an Easter entertainment. The favors were baskets of Easter eggs. decorated attractively in the fraternity colors
 The Stray Greeks held a meeting on the campus Monday night, at which they decided to give a picnic supper Saturday evening. The members and their guests will go in machines to Bear Canyon, where the lunch is to be served.
 The Agricultural club gave it's annual dance Saturday night in Herring hall. The Aggies called for their .sgirls'' in farm wagons and old fashioned, go-to- meetin' carriages to take them to the dance. In front of Herring hall, which was disguised as a barn, were several pens containing pigs and sheep. In side, at the back of the hall, in letters Of corn against a background of alfalfa was the word SAggies." Bales of hay were arranged about the wall for seats, and a miniature si1o occupied the center Of the floor. The cup won by the Uni versity's prize herd of Duroc Jersey hogs at the 1918 state fair was sus- pended near the door.
 The boys were dressed as farmers and hayseeds. The girls wore ging ham dresses and aprons. Two men came dressed as girls. The girls brought basket lunches. The lunches were eaten on the lawn under the light Of Japanese lanterns. Apple cider was served
 One of the features of the evening was a roping exhibition by Alfred were the lucky couple to be roped, and received a huge Easter cake baked by Mrs. R. H. Williams of the Home Eco- monies department.
 Many favors were given, including De Laval and I. H. c. watch fobs, Prim- rose Cream Separator thimb1es and miniature cows and calves from Swift man Of the arrangements and was floor manager.
 F. R. Riesen, registrar, has compiled some interesting figures on last semes- ter's grades. He has drawn up a chart which shows that more than 40 per cent of the units carried by women were grade two. Only three per cent Of the units carried by women were fail-5 ures. The curve of mems grades reaches it's best point in the grade column where it crosses the 31 per cent mark, and the percentage of fail- ures registers 9.5.
 The grades in the University are 1, 2, 3, and ,. The curve shows also that the percentage of ones and twos is greater than the faculty planned to give. and the percentage of threes. the average grade, is lower.
 The registrar hopes later on to make a chart showing the relative curves of the different fraternities and classes but because he is hard pressed right now he has not time to compile these statistics. For the present he suggests that these organizations plot their own groups from the grade lists which they have on hand and compare them with the drawings in the office.
 Miss Dorothy Jackson, a member of the class of 20 and Of Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity, has been spending several days at East Cottage as the guest of Misses Blanche and Mary Gene Smith Miss Jackson is teaching