Word: assistance
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Captain Constant Cordier laid great emphasis on the necessity of those who were interested in the welfare of the preparedness movement at the University bringing more undergraduates into the course. For every hundred men who engage in this work, the government will detail a non-commissioned officer to assist in carrying out the technical instruction...
...Davision '17 will probably be unable to run this year as he is suffering from a weak ankle, but he may assist in coaching the Freshman team. Injuries or ineligibility deprived the team of several good runners in the Junior Class. L. K. Moorehead, captain of the 1918 team may be able to run if his foot does not trouble him, but C. W. P. Heffinger '18, who is now on the border, and H. P. Carpenter '18 will not be available...
...equip the Regiment at its own expense. A minimum of 100 men is required before the course can qualify as a unit in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. For every 100 men above that--up to 400--there will be a non-commissioned officer detailed to the University to assist in the practical instruction...
...Physicians, by telephoning to the Medical School, may obtain an expert in any hour of the day or night, who will visit a patient with the doctor to assist in the diagnosis of the case, and to administer serum if desired. The amount of serum available will depend upon the response of recovered patients to this appeal for volunteers. As the response cannot now be accurately estimated, the efforts of the Commission will at the beginning be confined to cases in or near Boston. Should it be found possible to extend the service, every attempt will be made...
...resignation of Dean Hurlbut, and the subsequent succession of Assistant Dean Yeomans to his position has brought about a complete reorganization of the Dean's office. This year, instead of two--three deans, with Mr. Yeomans as head, will be in charge of the undergraduates. Dr. Clarence Cook Little '10, Research Fellow of the Cancer Commission, and Mr. Lawrence Shaw Mayo '10, instructor in History, have been appointed to assist Mr. Yeomans...