Word: assistance
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...average student study more and better under pressure of compulsion or of his own accord? In wartime, perhaps, no chance could be taken as to the probable outcome of this arrangement; the students should feel it their duty to study and officers should be put over them to assist them in every practical way in doing so. Yet in time of peace, with the supreme necessity of persistent application largely removed, it is at least open to question whether students profit more from the pursuit of study under supervision than under a system of voluntary performance. It is said that...
...generous distribution of note paper, and the helpful services of Mr. Beane. As Phillips Brooks House has already had much experience both in managing a hut for the Naval Radio School, and in furnishing recreation and rest for the R. O. T. C. camps, it stands ready--to assist members of the new units...
...recognized R. O. T. C.'s and officered by present members of Military Science 2 who were unusually good in the special courses. Men not going to the June Camp are preferred because they will be needed here late in June and early in July to assist in preparing the barracks and the Lancaster Camp site for occupation by the corps. The men from the preparatory schools will not be charged for any tuition and will not be included in the theoretical work. They will, however, take part in the close and open order drilling, as well...
Data concerning many positions open for summer work in various plants engaged in war work under contract with the Government, has been collected by the University Employment Bureau. It is the intention of this office to assist all members of the University who are unfit for military service this year in obtaining work at one of these plants, and thus aid in solving the war labor problem...
...learning which are at Princeton. At a time when no man can foresee either the full extent of the military demand which the present war will make upon the nation before it is done or the nature of the new problems which will come after it, this effort to assist a thoroughgoing preparedness is of much value...