Word: aids
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...medical staff, dentists, a pathologist, a bacteriologist, a roentgenologist, and specialists in the eye and ear. Thirty-six graduate nurses complete the unit. The party went for service under the British War Office, under a clause in the Geneva Convention which allows neutral nations to send sanitary and medical aid to the scene of hostilities without sacrificing their neutrality. The members of the unit have, therefore, not been commissioned as British officers, but received rank corresponding to that of officers...
...several different ways. It has more than fulfilled President Lowell's expectations as a means for developing a class unity through games between the various dormitories, and as a means for furnishing beneficial exercise for the members of the entering class. And it has also proved a great aid to the success of the University and Second Hockey teams by developing men for them...
...committee has been formed under the direction of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness to help men to attend Plattsburg this summer who otherwise would be unable to go. This committee is headed by Mrs. Robert W. Lovett of Boston, and numbers among its members the following undergraduates; Wells Blanchard '16, F. B. Lund '18, H. Coolidge '19, and L. A. Morgan...
...intention of this committee that such aid as is necessary may be secured by each man unable to pay himself by applying at Harvard Regiment Headquarters. Expenses will amount to about $55 per man; and it is felt that this generous offer of help should encourage men who have given up the idea of going from financial reasons to change their minds and to accept the aid extended...
...present war the Harvard Medical School is doing its share in relief work. When England called for medical aid from this country a year ago, there was a response from many quarters, including Columbia, Johns Hopkins, and Harvard. But of the three universities Harvard alone sent a unit to the European hospitals, where it worked efficiently for three months, and was succeeded by another unit. Then England asked Harvard to send a unit to take charge of a base hospital of one thousand beds, and accordingly thirty doctors and seventy nurses are now active in that base hospital...