Word: certaines
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...trying for a position on the business staff will be engaged in work which will offer and excellent course of (training for latter business dealings, and is the most beneficial of such undergraduate activities. Candidates will be expected, in addition to soliciting advertisements and subscriptions, to do a certain amount of office work. Those who are elected will compete for the position of Business Manager during their Junior year...
...make it possible to shut up the recitation halls, for the dormitories would all have to be heated for the benefit of students who could not go to their homes, and second, that the war work being done in the various colleges required the maintenance of the laboratories and certain libraries. It was pointed out that many fuel-saving plans are already in force in the various institutions...
...editorial competition is open only to Juniors and offers the last chance for members of this class to be elected to the Board. These candidates will be required to write a certain number of editorials each week on subjects which may or may not be directly related to the University, but must, of course, be of special interest to the student body. Writers will ordinarily be allowed to choose their own subjects...
...bill has been introduced in the Senate by Senator Chamberlain, chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs, empowering the President to detail a certain number of commissioned officers, not to exceed 1,000 as professors of military science and tactles at institutions where one or more units of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps are maintained. The bill also provides that the President may detail at such institutions a number of enlisted men, not to exceed 3,000, as he may deem necessary to act as assistants in training the men enrolled in the R. O. T. C. Under this bill...
Although we may be slow in securing rifles and supplies, yet out contribution in funds has not been slight. To partially remedy the lack of men with complete training, equipment and accessories, we have furnished certain other "sinews of war." In ten months the Government has spent seven billion dollars, of which one half has been loaned to the Allies. To have used is no small aid to the nations struggling against Germany. Without investigations, censure, or even criticism valuable progress has been made...