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Thursdays Waterfighfs... (Continued from page 1) unfortunate male to let loose of her had his face slapped soundly. By that time, University women were taking the long way around in order to get back to the dorms. For lack of another victim, the herd blocked Onyx street and stopped a girl driving a car. They hopped on the car. beat on the doors and trunk, and rock University Choir Sets Performance Music from the Renaissance will be performed by the Uni versity Chamber Choir, directed by Neil Wilson, in a concert at 8 p.m. Sunday, in the School of Music auditorium. Featured on the program will be madrigal and lute songs typi cal of Elizabethan and Jacobean music, three unaccompanied duets of Orlando di Lasso, and Bach’s "Jesu, Meine Freude.” The Chamber Choir will also perform two selections from "Fes tino,” a madrigal comedy by Ban chieri. Another work which will be presented is "L’Aloutte,” an ex ample of several pieces which made Clement Janequin one of the most popular composers of the 16th century. Solo artists who will perform with the chorale during the Sun day program are Guy Aydelott, tenor; Ralph Towner, lute and guitar: Jill Hardin, and Sandra Olsen, both sopranos: and Sylvia Thelen, and Howard Kennett. both on continuo. They are all students at the University. w HUCKLEBERRY FINN and Tom Sawyer are easier when you let Cliff’s Notes be your guide. Cliff’s Notes expertly summarize and explain the plot and characters of more than 125 major plays and novels-including Shake speare's works. Improve your understanding-and your grades. 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Dormitory counselors broke up the congregation just as it reach ed the Onyx entrance to the SU. "Looks like I might have a few visitors in my office tomorrow," said Dick Rapp, graduate in law and advisor to the Minor Court “Something should be done about it," said a head resident, slowly shaking her head as she watched the crowd break up from iu front of Morton Hall. “Well, it keeps the draft boards happy if we kick a few of ’em out,” Rapp joked “They should be kicked out if they haven't got anything else to do," the head resident replied. She would make no comment about what disciplinary action would be taken on the matter. Apparently the courts will be un able to do anything unless formal complaints are filed. And somehow, that doesn't seem too likely. After all, it’s spring. WRA Elects Officers Jeanne Pinkerton was recently elected president of the Wom en’s Recreation Association. Miss Pinkerton has been vice president during the past year. 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