Friday, July 24, 1942
SUMMER RAG.
Dream . . .
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the school of music and in Lin
coln music circles. He has
played the piano in several
dance bands around town, in
cluding Johnny Cox's.
Active Student.
His energy lias been expended
more intensely, however, on the
viola. He has composed some, ar
ranged a great deal, and lias been
and active Pinfonian. Unlike so
many other temperamental mnsi
t ians he gets along well with most
vcrvone.
This nan is Paul Koenig,
who, with other matters press-
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Completion of the new Love Memorial Library will not be until about Jan. 1. according to a state
ment made yesterday by Stephen A. McCarthy, director of libraries. Original time limit was the latter
part of this summer.
ing him, gave generously of his
time to arrange all the music
for the all-girl orchestra, re
hearse them, and teach Winn
Nelson the fundamentals of con
ducting. Koenig leaves the 29th
of this month to show A. Hitler
and crowd the door. May the
gods be with him...
Discourse on Genius.
In any given- century the num
ber of genius' is strictly limited,
but there is always some who
raise themselves above their fel
low men. Of all the thousands of
men who have picked up a violin
or sat down at a piano, the name
of only a few live longer than a
year or two.
Tho the chances may be only
one in a million it is conceivable
that another Bach or Paganini
or Flagstad may now be attend
ing the university or will at-
tend it.
One might ask himself what
kind of a reception such a per-
son would receive. Would his tal-
er.t? he recognized and special dis-
pensations be made for him? Or
would he te given the usual teach-
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ciated? Naturally much would de
! pend on the individual himself.
But would he be hindered or
helped ?
There is a wide range of
available positions in the mus
ical world, varying from the
teaching of elementary student
to sing "Farmer in the Dell' to
conducting the New York Phil
harmonic (John Barbarolli will
die sometime). The richest
prizes are oniy secured thru
tears, despair, hunger, and faith,
but they are there to be secured
by someone for only in that way
has the world progressed.
Attempts should be ceaselessly
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made to search and assist those
with talent superior to that of the
average. These chosen few should
be urged to go their own way.
alone if need bo. to do the jobs
which utilizes their ability to the
fullest extent.
May there be no Rommels
among us who are still ser-
gents.
Umlergraihiates
i Time Borrowed,
Aserls II. Humly
Yale undergraduate students
were told that they were living
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antee that they would be allowed
to complete their courses, by Har
vey H. Bundy, special assistant to
the secretary of war.
Leaders of the armed forces, he
said, had decided that advanced
education should he made avail
able for "A limited number of
men to provide future trained
ability not only for the armed
services but for the production of
war materials.
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