Arizona republican., 1920-11-28

mistreated as we'll. A few struggling
handfuls came back from the desert.
I'VE thought to give them food and
clothing would be degrading, but psy-
chology of dress and dignity OF labor
we found exemplified in this group.
They revived spiritually and physically.
They We're human beings in few
weeks
THE Armenians have tenacity in life, /
charity for each other, and gratitude /
for those who help them. America has
saved 100000 little Armenian children |
who were starving. America Is the
only one who has helped.
The women OF the senior class viii
present n fashion show sometime early
in January. Only women will be in
vited. 1t will be held in the glass en-
| closed recreation room in Maricopa
hall. The purpose of the show viii be
to take off the extremely dressed
campus girl The stores downtown have
signified their willingness to provide
any costumes for the show. Living
models will be used. The freshman
girl as she first appears on the campus
with high heeled shoes, short. tight
skirt and extremely dressed hair, viii
be shown. Then the freshman properly
dressed will be shown. There Will be
shown also, tha proper and improper
dress for street wear. for formal and
informal afternoon wear, proper and
improper bathing suits. gymnasium
! suits, and proper and improper evening
dress.
At a conferences of teachers of Eng
lish held at tn university IL was de-
cided that an effort should be made to
J gain the cooperation of educative in
: fluences outside the English classroom
] for the correction OF some of the most
, glaring and persistent errors In Eng
Z lish usage English teachers from the
= primary grade through the university,
$ teachers of all subjects, from literature
I to animal husbandry; editors of papers,
g parents who want their children TO
r know, citizens who care for correct
h English an patriotic boys and girls who
G want to do their school and their state
credit, are urged TO help in the drive
for better English on the playground.
!, on the street and in the home.
= The university orchestra and the
q Mems Glee club entertained the as
! sembly Wednesday morning. The glee
n club sang "Mammy's Honey Chile" and
How Much Wood Would a Wood
Chuck Chuck if a Wood Chuck Only
Would"
. Tom MarIar. president OF the student
= body announced that tonight the fresh
n men are givinx their dance, and tha'
!, the student BODY would look with grea
~ disfavor upon any attempt on the par
u OF the sophomores to break UP TIL
,, dance was held at the Santa Rita hote
y the freshman dance has been consid
cred an unwritten tradition, but thi
N year it Is in the Blue Book of TIL
university student body that 1t Is no
considered a tradition. Last year tn
Ill dance wa shield at the Santa Rita hote
IN and the disturbance caused a great dea
tn Of trouble for the student body in Sc
In curing halls afterward for affairs.
m It was announced also that fresh
u, man sophomore football game woul
i'd be played early in December. This
the first time there has been an unde
class football game at the university.
e The assembly closed with a rousini
~ applause for the performances Of tn
n. orchestra and glee club.
err The whole student body met at tn
r. main campus gate Friday at 7:15. TIL
'e, men formed a serpetine and mobile
" the street car. They marched in on
al piled inside about four deep. Their
lr. were cars at the gate to take the girl
nd down to Lifts corner the meetin
TIA place. The street car with heads an
hats and feet showing from every win
dow, led the procession down town. A
mt Stone and Congress everybody joine
ng the huge serpentine which wounS zie
IS ag across the street all the way u
of Congress, through all the picture show
of and the Congress hotel and back I
~ Lifts corner. There a huge circle We
ere formed around the band wagon, an
his yels and songs followed.
* Miss Ruth Reed of Phoenix was
viii guest of the Kappa Alpha Theta hou
on THANKSGIVING dav