Word: certaines
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Nothing new has been heard from Washington concerning the June under age camp, but certain announcements have been made by the Military Office with reference to the intensive course of training that is to be taken up by the men enrolled for the June Camp after the conclusion of their early final examinations and before the opening of the Camp. Next Monday these men will be formed into a unit for special drill, and in addition to this they will be required to attend all formations of the regiment until they are dismissed for a short vacation prior...
...year nears its end, there still seems to be a certain apathy in the University about enrolling for the summer camp. Only 300 men, and these mostly from preparatory schools, have so far signed up. Although some men are leaving college, and some have other summer work planned, there are a great many students who ought to enroll without delay...
Captain F. W. Moore '93 said it was impossible to plan a definite schedule for football until the program for military work is announced. It seems certain that there will be a ruling that no men not in the R. O. T. C. shall take part in athletics next year. Dean Briggs plans to meet the representatives of Yale and Princeton later in the week and some definite understanding in regard to the attitude of the three colleges towards football will be reached...
When Yale announced several months ago that the Faculty had made a substantial increase in the number of hours that would be devoted to military training, certain press comments intimated that Yale was thereby doing more towards winning the war than the University. Publicity was given to the increase at Yale, and Harvard was supposed by some to be falling below the Eli standard...
This letter was called forth by the editorial in yesterday's issue of the CRIMSON which expressed the feeling that there might be many "exceptions to those who must remain." Certain sentiments expressed in this editorial were, it appears, inadvised...