Word: campaign
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...committee has been appointed to take charge of a movement to encourage interest throughout the University in the new liberty loan and to manager a campaign to stimulate the sale of the bonds among undergraduates. It is composed of the following men: Francis Whiting Hatch '19, of Medford, chairman; George C. Barclay '19, of Medford, chairman; George C. Barclay '19 of New York, N. Y.; Waldron P. Belknap, Jr., '20, of New York, N. Y.; George A. Brownell '19, of New York, N.Y.; Dexter C. Hawkins '20, of New York, N. Y.; John Royce Meeker '21, of New York...
...canvass of the University by individuals and a publicity campaign will be conducted by the committees. The enormous size of the bond issue, combined with the fact that subscription close on November first have made necessary the support of all sections of the country. To the colleges and Universities, especially, a strong appeal for assistance has been made...
...news that Mayor Mitchel has agreed to run again will bring joy to the forces of Americanism and good government everywhere. New York is our representative city, it is of national interest that it be well governed. The fact that the campaign hinges on the forces of Americanism versus Hearst, Hylan, and Hohenzollern makes the result a test of the temper of the American people...
...Boston district's quota of $50,000 was not subscribed last week, only $35,000 having been received by Saturday night. Although the formal campaign ended Saturday, Chairman W. F. Kenney of the Boston Library war council has announced that the work of collection would go on until the quota was reached...
With a total enrolment approximating 750 and three battalions instead of two now assured, the military courses will begin work tomorrow. A gain of more than 100 during the preceding 48 hours shows the excellent work of the Recruiting Committee. Today the campaign is to be continued more strenuously with a view to reaching every student in or out of Cambridge in order that expectations of President Lowell and other University authorities in regard to the courses may be fulfilled. To differentiate members of the corps from those not yet enrolled, and to assist in the recruiting, buttons are soon...