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College Students Should |
Know All These Offhand



Keeping abreast with the times as
ever, the NEWS has made out a ques-
tionnaire to test one’s general infor-
mation: We have worked this out on
the theory that a college graduate
oOught.to be able to score abut 85 out
ofthe possible 100,..counting. 5-or~ a
fraction thereof for each question. It
would seem from the results so far ob-
tained that we were wrong. Three
members of the NEWS’ Board ‘took
the quiz and the highest score thereof
‘was 44, made by a sophomore. We
persuaded one faculty member to take
it ,and found that under his eagle
eye some of the questions were poor-
ly stated. We have tried in some
measure to rectify those errors in this
edition of the questionnaire. Inci-
dentally the professorial score was-73
per cent. Here is it for your benefit.
See what you'can do. Answers next
time.

1, Name four of the’ French lead-
ers of the philosophic movement be-
hind the French Revolution.

2. Name two fundamentals in
which Luther found himself in disa-
greement with the then existing Cath-

monarch was Parliament first devel-
oped? eo

4. What so far has been the great-
est money-winning horse of all time?



5. From what classical play was a
famous Yale cheer taken?

« 6.. Whence comes the line “For ’tis
your thoughts that now must deck
our kings?”

7. Who.and what was the Woman
of Andros?

8. Name in order each of the six
book of the Forsyte Saga proper and
give the name of the last publication
dealing directly with the Forsytes.

9. Name three plays and two act-
resses playing leads in plays by Fer-
ene Molnar.

10. Identify the following by two
productions with which they have
been connected: Paul Green, Lee Si-
monson, Raymond Massey, Guthrie
McClintic, Norman Bel Geddes.

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Florence and locate them in respect
to the Arno.

12. What is a “nursery school’?

13. .Name three 19th Century so-



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14. What are: a sonata, a fugue,
a canon, a chorale, an etude?

15. Who’ were the Ypsilanti mur-
derers? a

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17, Whose doctrine included res

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did he mean by them?

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anticline, catalyst, beta rays? i



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| Geology of Western Shore
Studied by Field Trip
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_ly.studying the formations above and
searching for a foothold below. Two
_statlont,@202! une,
'equaly, unvoluntarily took their first
|swim'of the season.

| Prince’ Frederick, with its general
| store, county courthouse, and quaint
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Regularly, or whenever you like, give Mother

Tonight, forinstance, pay themra“‘voice visit.”
Tell them how you’re settling down. What a

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