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MUSIC is reputed to have power to soothe the savage beast. Possibly that is the reason why, while still in Fourth Class In- struction Barracks, each of us has a chance to show his vocal ability in a tryout for the Choir. We all sing Glory to God, and Mr. .Mayer replies, to most of us, Next! Some few out of each class are chosen, and are added to the Choir, which is normally about one hundred and fifty voices strong. To this group he- longs the doubtful privilege early every Sunday, and the undeniable one of going down to New York for a week-end in February. They surely earn that trip. The Choir is the product of much hard work by all of its members, and especially by Mr. Mayer. Aided by the magnificent chapel organ, it makes the musical part of our religious service deeply impressive, not only to the casual visitor, hut also to the cadet. It unquestion- ably deserves the high reputation it enjoys as a choir. hundred Eorty-tv
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' A 1 1 THERE are many kinds of libraries, ranging from the room in the grocery store cellar to the tr r ■ .- 1 1 city library whose building covers a Mock and which complains bitterly over the meagerness of i ts annual appropriation of millions. In between these two extremes there is a happy medium — the library that contains enough to last a mail several lifetimes, hut that is small enough so that lie can find what he wants without ii ' oint; ' to his Baedecker to do it. An unusually good ex- ample of this class is the Military Academy Li- brary. It is no maze of long corridors with locked doors bearing Mich enlightening legends as History- Samoa and Staten Island. To draw a hook from this room see attendant in history office six floors up. One is free to go anywhere in it: and. except for a few rare or irreplaceable works, nothing is under lock and key. As might he expected, t h e Library is most complete in its section re I a t i ng to m il i t a ry his- tory, and in its coll ect ion of maps. However, it is an obscure subject indeed, concerning which nothing can be .. , n» l RGERY BEDINGER, found. .,.,„ Page three hundred forty-one
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