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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, February 8, 1 943
E NIMBLE
SPANIEL
by Sam Warren
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With a detailed report of the
All-University Fund results now
before the student body, a hat-full
of congratulations are in order for
Beth Noerenberg and her entire
AUF staff for the largest Corn-
husker contribution to local and
world-wide charities.
Over $6,000 was raised for
World Student Service Fund, cam
pus YM and YWCA's, and local
Community Chest charities. This
figure, donated by 10,000 stu
dents, represents more than twice
the amount raised last year when
a student body of approximately
8,000 gave $2,500.
To the W.S.S.F. went $4,743.85
of the total, crediting: an average of
47 cents per student for their for
eig-n cousins-in-study. An inter
esting contrast is the fact that 830
students at Nebraska Wesleyan
University, in another part of
Lincoln, save a total of $1,062.86,
or an average of $1.50 per student.
The UN goal was $2 per student.
Interesting?
When the University Choral
Union presented Handel's oratorio
"The Messiah" last December, a
feature-staff reporter consumed a
number of hours in an effort to
determine the number of the an
nual presentation, bothering mu
sic faculty instructors and college
librarians for estimates, no offi
cial count being on record,
strangely enough. With the aid of
music theory Prof. Elizabeth Tier
ney, we determined that the an
nual productions began sometime
before 1927 when Carrie Belle
Raymond became director of what
was then the music conservatory,
although it was general opinion
that she had directed the oratorio
ever since becoming a faculty
member.
We settled for phrases like "the
early 1900's" and "more than 40
year performance history." The
University Public Relations of
fice, the Lincoln Star and the
Nebraska Alumnus magazine suc
cessively twisted the figure and
stated that the Dec. 14th produc
tion was the "40th annual presen
tation." (Let's read "The Rag"
more carefully, huh?).
Now the truth is known, thanks
to efforts of archive librarian
Clara L. Craig. After sorting
thru old programs, tearsheets and
various clippings. Miss Craig tin
covered a 1923 Kiwanis Club ci
tation booklet when Mrs. Ray
mond was awarded the club's
distinguished service medal. The
booklet cites for all time that
"every Christmas since 1895" the
oratorio has been sung "by a
great student chorus." Mendels
sohn's oratorio "The Elijah" was
substituted one Christmas by
Prof. Howard Kirkpatrich, one of
ine lour to direct "the Messiah"
over its 56 year history which
forms one of the staunchest and
oldest of campus traditions.
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