Word: callings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...take advantage of your columns to call the attention of those persons who are graduating this year or leaving the University to the opportunity which the Appointment Office of the Alumni Association affords for finding business positions for Harvard men. The Office knows of an unusual number of business openings at the present moment. I should be glad if all men who have not definitely decided what work they will undertake, would call at the office of the Alumni Association, 50 State street, Boston. E. M. PICKMAN...
...Appointment Office requests all members of the University registered for positions as teachers for 1916-17 to call at University 11 before leaving Cambridge for the summer. Candidates must make sure that the office has on file with each blank of registration, photographs and definite summer addresses. The lack of this information often cripples the office when quick appointments have to be made for candidates at a distance. The closest co-operation between candidates and the office is the only possible method of meeting emergency calls...
...unable to afford Plattsburg and would consent to act as waiters there, should call at the Regimental Headquarters...
Members of the Regiment who have signed up for Plattsburg, and who have received free uniforms from the Regiment, may have their uniform re-issued for use at Plattsburg without extra charge. They should call at Regimental Headquarters and make the transfer at once. L. A. MORGAN...
...midst of busy weeks in winter and spring. From the day of their enlistment to their final review this morning the men have worked conscientiously to serve not themselves but their country. Has Harvard's tradition of restraint, which makes other colleges wonder sometimes at what they call a Harvard indifference, not only curbed but also broken the university's spirit? The regiment silenced such questions. Its manly bearing met the test of Major-General Leonard Wood's searching eye; the men's vigorous step and resolute faces gave weakness the lie and scouted indifference...