Arizona republican., 1920-09-28
News of the Past Week at
 University of rizona

Miss Elizabeth Smalley is the first woman to register in Arizona as a vo- cational student. She was disabled in the service as a nurse overseas, and is studying to be a private secretary.
 The Bankhead National highway convoy arrived in Tucson Saturday afternoon the last lap of the cross country journey and camped all night on the athletic field at the univer- sity. Ice cream and pie were served to them there by the chamber of com merce. The swimming pool and Y. M. C. A. hut on the campus were at the disposal of the men. At night there was a dinner for the officers of the convoy at the country club and after ward dance for all the men at the Santa Rita with dancing in the lobby and on the roof. Addresses of welcome were given by Mayor Parker and Dean Butler.
 During the first week of school many fierce combats have occurred on the streets of Tucson, without any attempt being made to stop them Rather do people congregate to watch them. travellers hang out the car windows to watch and station employees leave their work to see the incoming freshmen grabbed by a mob of sophomores and,
 
 shears A few members of both classes have sustained minor injuries on their faces and arms and several sprained ankles have resulted. Bands from both classes have been rowing the streets in starch of their opponents One fresh man appeared at the station with a can of blue paint and succeeded in covering number Of sophomores with it before he was captured. The hazing will continue the rest of the week Saturday is "A' day when the fresh man class will whitewash the big A on the mountain southwest of town Tn the evening will be held the annual tie up and "A" dance after which the classes will bury the hatchet and hos tilities will cease.
 It had been planned last year to have a cafeteria in addition to the din- ing hall service. As soon as the an nouncement was made a petition was received at the office signed by stu dents and faculty protesting against the cafeteria plan. After further con- sideration it has been thought better to continue the old plan.
 T am glad you like the dinning<han as well as you do." said Dr. von klein Cmid in assembly Tuesday. For the present additional service is given in dining hall number two in the bar racks. The matter will work itself out as soon as we know the number of students to be taken care of
 Dr. von KleinSmid gave a brief ad- dress of greeting to the students in the first assembly Tuesday morning. He spoke of the new contacts which the students must make at once, ana urged them to remember that character counts for more than all else combined He emphasized steadfast loyalty to the University of Arizona and true devo- ton to its ideals.
 We have a larger responsibility and opportunity than ever before he said
 We have recently sprung from one of the smallest of state institutions to take our place with the rest, and we need to work assiduously to keep the personal contact with the studell ss. You will find such organization as it has been possible to put into effect in order that you may know each other and your instructors intimately. They have been provided for you by thought ful, purposeful state. If possible we want to place before the citizenship of this state opportunities which can net be had in other institutions of Amer ica.''
 Tn closing, the president said. 'Lat us dedicate ourselves not only to the larger view of things but also to larger service of the men and women with whom we come in contact"
 MT. Griffith and MT. Judy of the Polytechnic institute of Pasadena, rep resenting the state committee on Rhodes scholars, visited the university Thursday. MT. Judy addressed the as- sembly. T wish that more men would apply for the scholarship" said Mir. Judy. It gives one three years in one