Word: actes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Regulation of Athletic Sports last evening it was voted on the recommendation of the Track Advisory Committee to award the track "H" to Henry Whitney Minot '17, of Boston, and Webster Sanderson Blanchard '17, of West Action. It was voted to authorize Dean Briggs and the graduate treasurer to act on such recommendation as the Graduate Advisory Committee might make in regard to the award of the "H" to Seniors...
This Ambulance Section will, in accordance with a proclamation of the President and by an act of Congress in reference to the Red Cross, go into federal service as soon as the enrolments are completed. The Company is already half full and the enrolments will be completed within a few days...
...Cross Ambulance Company is now being formed under the auspices of the Medical School. In accordance with a proclamation of the President of the United States and by an act of Congress in reference to the Red Cross, this company will go into the federal service as soon as the enrolments are complete, and the men will receive the same pay as those of similar rank in the United States Army...
...honored by the presence as its guests of Marshal Joffre and the French Commission. France signally paid a tribute to the great regard in which it holds America when it sent Marshal Joffre here as an ambassador to consult concerning the common warfare against the single enemy. That one act would have served as strong proof to us of our spiritual relation with the great republic of Europe, whose liberties we have long come to regard as unalterably bound...
...Commission has voluntarily gone further than formality and friendship would demand, and in visiting representative cities of the country it has introduced the people in person to France. That act of cordiality will not be valueless. An awakened trust in that brave republican nation which now is fighting for its very life against the enemies of all free governments has arisen in America. We remember, as we might have in idleness forgotten, the help rendered by the sword of Lafayette in our own hour of need...