Word: assistance
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain G. W. Stewart, U. S. A., who is detailed by the War Department as instructor and inspector for the New Hampshire National Guard, will take charge of the course, A committee named by the students, including many who have already had experience in a military way, will assist the instructor in preliminary work. Drills will begin after the mid-year examinations this week...
...Boston Symphony Orchestra will give a concert in Sanders Theatre Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Anne Hathaway Gulick will be the soloist, and will assist in rendering the following program...
...Clark will have supervision over all work and Mr. Sullivan, of the H. A. A., will assist him in the management of the class. Each squad will meet on Monday. Wednesday, and Friday of each week from 4 to 5 o'clock in the Hemenway Gymnasium...
...Edwards 2L., lieutenant in the United States Army, has offered to assist Captain Cordier. He will take those men who have to drill in the afternoon, as Captain Cordier's duties as Recruiting Officer leave him free only in the evenings. It is hoped that only those who find it absolutely impossible to drill in the evening will ask for afternoon instruction. Up to last night over 1,000 men had enrolled in the regiment. The list of assignments to the various companies will be published in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...special interest clubs and the Forum need support. And periodicals and daily newspapers contain material for an education in themselves. If industriously read they will to some extent replace Professor Copeland's suggested course on general information. In passing, it may be repeated that the Library can assist in extending the undergraduate's current knowledge and interest by instituting a newspaper reading room. And the Union would also render an excellent service if it would keep its magazines up-to-date and accessible to readers...