Word: abroad
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...modesty of the University students who worked last year in the French ambulance service, a full account of their activities abroad has not been given by the CRIMSON. D. Rice '12, H. Suckley '10, E. J. Curley '04, S. Galatti '10, J. M. Mellen '17, and T. Putnam '16, captain of the University fencing team last year, all received Croix de Guerre from the French Government. Rice, Suckley, and Curley were cited to the army division, while Galatti, Mellen, and Putnam received citation to the Service de Sante de la Division. The service for which they were each given...
...relations, and has been associated with a group of international thinkers in England. He is also a member of the advisory council of the council for the study of international relations. Aside from being a lecturer, Mr. Dickinson is an author of considerable renown, both in this country and abroad. This is his third visit to the United States, and as on previous visits, he will lecture at the leading colleges and universities of the country...
...Glen Levin Swiggett of the University of Tennessee will act as chairman of the committee, which is expected to carry on its investigation both here and abroad...
...which deserve to be brought up sharply and refuted by the evidence of facts. It is thought by some men, on the one hand, that there is no connection between their College work and that which they will do afterwards; and on the other hand, there is an idea abroad that certain studies are peculiarly adapted to preparation for specific professions...
...system of exchange professorships with Europe has been seriously impaired by the withdrawal of Germany owing to the war. But Paris still exchanges; and Belgium has been added to the list. The professors who have come to the University from abroad have represented varied departments of learning and have always brought fresh points of view. Literature has been perhaps the most usual subject; government and mathematics have, among others, been treated by exchange professors. None, however, can be more germane to present problems of economics, philosophy, and history, as well as science, than the lectures on evolution to be given...