Word: abroad
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...their achievements in different lines of endeavor are fully deserving of their new honors. Dr. Wendell, who is professor of English Literature at Harvard, is distinguished as a writer, critic and lecturer. Gari MeIchers is an American artist who is hardly known here, although he has been much honored abroad. Dr. Wendell as a lecturer at the Sobonne and other French universities, represented this country and was duly appreciated in France, although he had until yesterday received no substantial recognition here. The same is true of MeIchers. The very existence of such a body as the American Academy...
...third unit which is at present serving behind the British lines in northern France. Many of the members of the third unit have renewed their terms of service for another three months; the fourth unit, however, will fill the places of those who are unable to remain abroad any longer...
...praise of Norman Prince who so nobly sacrificed his life," said Madame Sarah Bernhardt at in reference to the work University graduates have been doing in France, when interviewed by a CRIMSON reporter just before she left Boston. "Everyone is deeply impressed by the bravery your men have shown abroad," continued the celebrated curtness, "and everyone is extremely grateful for what they have down to help the cause of France...
...larger than that of any medical school in the United States, will make the new medical department the greatest school for the education of specialists in this country. The purpose of the new school is to make it unnecessary for advanced students, or physicians seeking special training, to study abroad. To this end, it is planned to have the staff of the new school made up of professors and assistants who have no private practice and who will give their entire time to teaching and research work in all branches of medicine. In this respect the school will be similar...
Finally, Mr. Chevalier urges the need of Americans abroad who really represent cultivated democracy and mention this as indicating an opportunity for graduates to refute the common criticism of the University, its lack of democracy. By being a man among men and giving a fearless service to the world in its foreign trade, the University graduates will be helping their country to win its place in the esteem and respect of the foreign trading world...