Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
VARSITY NOTES

Written in green letters, an IN
teresting challenge has been post
ed on the university bulletin boaro:
If is signed 1.-The Loyal knights OF
ST Pat of the Engineering col
lege. and issued in defiance OF the
members of the college of Arts ana
Sciences. Terms of the challenge
nrovide for a tug of war to be held
on st. Patrick's day, March H.
across the swimming pool. Ihe
losers of the contest, besides re-
ceiving a ducking in the outdoor
plunge. must be hosts at a dance
the following evening. 1t is re-
ported that the "Academs" are Or
ganizing to be ready to accept the
challenge.
This afternoon, the first meeting
of the Spanish club during the sec
ond semester will be held. MISS
Anita Osuna is in charge OF the
work of the organization, which Is
formed for the purpose of inereas-
ing the interest in practical AID
conversational Spanish, by means
of music, dramatics, and lectures
on diversified topics.
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According to a bulletin received
nv the university chapter OF the
American Associated Engineers,
the convention of the society VIII
be held in Phoenix April Id and
16. The local branch met yester-
day to discuss plans for their rep
resentation to the gathering, and
delegates will be elected in the
near future.
o.
DR.. Leroy S. Peters will deliver
the Home Nursing extension
course lecture at 1870 today in Sara
REYNOLDS hall on the subject of
care of the Tubercular," DR..
Peters is the head physician at st.
Joseph's sanatorium.
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Inaugurated for the purpose of
promoting loyalty to organizations
and among themselves, and of
| fostering a fuller appreciation of
athletics, the co-eds of the univer-
sity have enthusiastically favored
the proposed Women's Athletic
| association. The body will differ
from that of the university as a
| whole in many particulars, as it
has no connection with arranging
dates for contests, the funds of
the various sports, or the purely
mechanical details but is Z more
definitely to deal with participa-
ton in games and contests. Among
the rules which govern the MEM
hers of the association are those
forbidding the wearing of high
heels except on dress occasions, the
| eating between meals of anything
besides plain ice cream, matted
milk and fresh fruits, and one re-
nuiring them to have at ieast eight
hours sleep every night.
! Membership in w. A. A. is di-
Ivided into associate and active.
The associate membership is made
up of all the university women
who have paid their student body
lactiyities fee: the active member
ship is awarded on a system of
points. which are awarded for ex-
cellency in athletics. For instance,
to enter, girl must pave ioV
counts in her credit. She VIII re-
ceive fifty points for making
team the first time, and twenty
five for each consecutive time she
Is again placed on it. OFFICERS OF
1.-The association are president,
lchosen from the incoming senior
| class: vice president from the in
coming junior class; secretary,
from the incoming sophomore
class, and treasurer, from the stud
ent body at large. At present,
nominees for the offices have been
as follows: For president, Miss
Beulah Breeden; for vice presi-
dent, Miss Ather Hamm; for Sec
Iretary, Miss Lorraine Cleveland,