THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Lhet Art Thrive;
Dusty Attic Is
Here. To Inspire
"Never was art- without its attic,a
nver poetry without its place to hide,"
decided the inspired bards of old.
That cobwebs make for lacy verse or
dust for philosophic depths has never
been questioned. Michigan, however,
strangely omitted this necessary re-
quisite to fame and immortal rememb-
rance. The Board of Regents has ig-
nored it and literature has struggled
here without it. The paths of its in-
spired pen have been lighted by c'ass
electric bulbs, or at worst a fizzling
gas light.
But the long sought attic is found,
and now Michigan, with its poet Rob-
ert Frost and its Attic, may shine in
inspired verse and literary legends.
Is Ex-Cloak Room
An ex-cloak room gleaned from the
trembling timbers of paled West
hall is the history of the attic. It is
so small that the coat hooks had to
be removed to make more room. An
antique desk with its legs sawed off
to fit fills a third of the space. Dust
covered cupboards filled with yellowed
manuscripts add to the philosophy
that 'all is not published that's writ.'
It hovers under the wings of Prof.
F. N. Scott's lecture room and the
attic around which the furniture is
but a mere setting is that little contri-
bution box -labelled Whimsies.
In beeping With Spirit
It is from here that probably the
first literary contest of its kind in the
annals of the Univeristy is announced.
It is in accord with/the spirit of the
place. Competition will be for the
best informal essay contributed be-
fore December 1st. And, showing that
poverty is not a part of bare and
cobwebbed attics there will be a $25
prize for the best essay.
Judges iof these manuscripts are
David Grayson, Samuel McChord
Crothers and Agnes Replier, three of
the most prominent essayists in this
country. David Grayson, probably the
most popularly known of the three,
formerly attended the University
where he studied under Prof. F. N.
Scott.
Essays will be first judged by the
staff 'of Whimsies and the best ones
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MOORE CHOOSES WORKS FOR
MAY FESTIVAL CONCERTS
Announcement has been made by
Earl V. Moore, acting director of the
University Choral union, of the works
to be sung at this year's May Festival.
The compositions chosen are Wolf-
Ferrari's "New Life," in commemora-
tion of the sixth hundredth anniver-
sary of the great Dante, and "Psalm-
odic Rhapsody" by Frederick Stock,
director of the Chicago Symphony or-
chestra.
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The contest is open to all under-
graduates with the exception of Whim-
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be typewritten and double spaced. The
$25 reward has been contributed by
George Wahr.
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