Word: americans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...ambulance unit composed almost entirely of members of the University will sail for France on June 2. This addition to the forces of the American Ambulance Field Service has been officially christened the "Harvard Unit." The unit sails with assurances that it will remain intact as a complete section in the service...
...tribute to the unity of our American character, and a mark of our American liberty, that when the national need should arise to swallow up all lesser needs, the true democracy of which we so often and too valiantly boast should return again not less strong nor less fine than it has been before in our history...
...with any feeling of weakness, nor any terror, will our young American officers go to the front. From the death of many the life of the nation may be conserved. Knowing that, they will not falter, though the time granted to them be short...
...American Ambulance Field Service, which has already recruited more than 100 men from the University for ambulance work in France, is co-operating with the Intercollegiate Intelligence Bureau in this new scheme to raise units of the Medical Enlisted Men's Reserve Corps. At present the American Corps is advising those from the University whose applications are on file and who have not signed up to go with the Harvard unit sailing on June 2, to join the University units being formed by the Intercollegiate Bureau...
...received the degree of Ph.D. At that time Professor Yerkes began his teaching and investigating work at the University and in 1908 received the assistant professorship in his department. Five years later he was appointed psychologist to the Psychopathic Hospital, Boston. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and a member of the American Psychological Association, and the American Societies of Naturalists and Zoologists. As an author he is known for numerous works on psychology...