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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Nov. 19. 1959
Tryouts for Quiz Show Scheduled
Any University undergraduate may try out Monday for the 4-man team which will represent KU, on the nationally televised College Bowl quiz show.
Interested students should take the oral examination at either 4 or 7 p.m. Monday in Fraser Theater. About 16 persons will be chosen and the final team of four persons will be selected after Thanksgiving.
The College Intermediary Board, a student group in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, is sponsoring the competition for positions on the KU team.
To Appear Jan. 3
The KU team will appear as the challenger on the show Jan. 3. The show is on the CBS television network at 6:30 p.m. Sundays.
"College Bowl" is an intercollegiate game designed to test the ability of young scholars to recall facts. Each week two colleges present teams which are asked questions from such fields as American and European history and literature, philosophy, science, current affairs, music, mythology and religion.
Most Points Win
The questions have announced point ratings and the team with the most points is the winner.
The winning team continues to play until there is a new winner. All expenses for the trip to New York City each week of the contest are paid by the show's sponsor.
Schools in the show compete on
behalf of their schools. Each week's winner receives $1,500 for its school's scholarship fund, while the loser receives $500.
The contestants and their coach receive personal gifts. The program originates live from a New York studio.
KU's opponent Jan. 3 will be Swarthmore, Ohio State, Missouri,
Miami, Pennsylvania or the University of Chicago, depending on which team wins in the meantime.
No appointment is necessary to try out for the team. Any undergraduate from any school of the University may compete.
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