Word: aging
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...entrance of the United States in the war, this Faculty believes that the best conservation of the resources of the country for the prosecution of the war demands that students, save in exceptional cases, should persist in the faithful discharge of their college duties until they reach the age of twenty years and nine months, when they may enter on the regular training required for a commission...
...Military Science 1 of age, citizenship, and physical condition to qualify for Quota B to the Fourth Series of Government Training Camps, will, if they desire to qualify, report at 8.30 A. M., Tuesday, April 30th, at Headquarters, University...
Arrangements have been made by the Department of Military Science where-by members of Military Science 1 who are qualified as to age, physical ability, and citizenship, but who have had too few hours of military training to make them eligible for entrance to the Fourth Series of O. T. C.'s in Class B, may go into intensive training immediately to make up the needed time. A telegram from Washington yesterday announced the War Department's approbation of the plan, and an officer is now on the way from Camp Devens to take charge of the training of this...
...Consists of all members of Senior Division Units of the R. O. T. C. who have had a one-year course in military training, and have completed not less than 300 hours of military instruction since January 1, 1917. They must be 20 years and nine months of age on May 15, 1918, be citizens of the United States, and have the physical qualifications prescribed by the Army Regulations for members of the Officers' Reserve Corps...
...announcement that the College Office will give special finals beginning next Saturday for the men going to the Fourth O. T. C. and the June under-age camp will naturally not bring forth a unanimous chorus of jubilation from those who will have to take them. They would obviously prefer to vanish from Cambridge without going through the tortures of these tests. It would not be possible nor right, however, for the Office to distribute credit for the year broadcast to such a large number of men without examining them as long as our scheme of education is based...