DAY AT THE ZOO
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powered him; it rnn lip Ms
spine mid whls|iered through
his hair; It crawled Into his
none and sine lied .awful. And
then, suddenly, there was a
shush, shush, shush through
the pine needles outside (they
tiad fallen off some of the
flora), and a voice sang out
Into the night, and then an
other, and another, and then
a whole mess more;
“God rest ye, weary Student i
here a-restlng midst your wor
ries;
For Christmas now is almost
here with egg-nog and snow-flur
ries;
Although in this abnormal
clime we'll likely just have rain;
But. rain or snow, this season
is an anodyne for pain
Arising from your being dumb
in your examinations;
Ho be of cheer and do not fear
scholastic (laminations.”
Which was a Christmas car
ol. \nd even though It was a
pretty awful Christmas carol
written a long time ago by a
tortfeasor who was attempting
to distinguish the principle |m
hlnd Federal e*erclse of the
commerce power from a state’s
power to tax a cow in < hieago,
the Student liked the spirit In
which It was sung, and begun
to feel somewhat better.
Perhaps, he thought, it won’t
be so terrible after all; maybe
the place where they mimeo
graph the finals will burn quietly
in the night; or maybe lh«- legis
latin'- will pass a law against,
education. But anyway, it will,
he Christmas pretty soon, and
how many oranges and candy
canes you find In your stocking
has nothing to do with your j
GPA. And he went back to sleep |
thinking just at the last, that
Santa Claus was not, as far as
anyone knew, a Phi Beta Kappa j
Choirs to Present
Handel's Messiah'
The University Singers and
the Springfield high school choir
will sing selections from Han
del's "Messiah” this Sunday, Dec.
12, at 3 p.m. in the Springfield
high auditorium.
The performance will be under
the co-direction of Max Kisinger. 1
from the University, and David!
Ban Zandt, of Springfield high!
school.
A performance of “The Mes
siah.” which was originally
planned for Dec. 5 at McArthur
court, was postponed until Eas
ter Sunday.
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