Word: accountants
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Seniors who can possibly do so are requested to begin wearing their gowns tomorrow morning. They are to be worn from 9 o'clock to 1. The committee hopes the class will co-operate in carrying out this old tradition which, on account of the unusual conditions this year, has not been started as early as in the past. 1917 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...Naval Radio Training School at the Cruft Laboratory was paid a formal visit by Captain William R. Rush, commandant of the Charlestown Navy Yard, and his staff yesterday forenoon. The visit which had been postponed from Tuesday morning on account of rain was the first formal inspection of this branch station of the navy yard by the commandant. The members of Captain Rush's staff in the party included Captain A. H. Robertson, chief of staff, Commander R. deB. Hasbrouck, Lieutenant E. G. Blakeslee, and Lieutenant Robert W. Emmons, 2d, '95, aide...
Captain Cordier will detail for this special training only such men as are recommended by the Business School on account of their special qualifications. The instruction will be given by professors in the Business School, assisted by Sergeant Harvey, of the Quartermaster Corps, who has been detailed from Washington for this purpose. Captain Bowen has supervision of this work...
...account of this change, the distribution of tickets will not be on the plan announced in earlier notices. Dr. C. C. Little '10, acting University Marshal, has made the following announcement in regard to tickets...
...place of the tonnage destroyed in the war our government is seeking to build wooden ships by the thousand. But an even greater question is involved; for the stability of our industries, the very prosperity of the country, depends in large part on our overseas shipping facilities. On account of the lack of ships our exporters have suffered severely from excessive freight rates, unfair discrimination in favor of foreign competitors and, in many cases, actual loss of business. The great factor in correcting these conditions and stabilizing our home industries will be re-establishment of the merchant marine which will...