Word: certaines
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...partial list of the men detailed from the Naval Reserve to the Cadet School, First Naval District, was published yesterday. There will be 150 cadets in all, but as yet only 136 men have been definitely chosen. The reason for the delay in the list's completion is that certain men who passed the examinations last August successfully have not yet reported for the physical examination. The completed list will be ready this afternoon and the names of men from the University selected in addition to those mentioned below will be published in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...partial list published yesterday, the names of 33 Harvard men appear, 24 per cent. of the total. Among the 24 men yet to be chosen, the Recruiting. Office at the Navy Yard is certain that there will be a fairly large percentage of University graduates and undergraduates...
...clock. Three lectures a week are scheduled for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9 o'clock on the subjects of "Seamanship, Ordnance and Gunnery." Lieutenant Greene, a graduate of the Naval Academy, is to be in charge of the course. Plans are being matured now for a certain amount of drill in connection with the course, but they have not yet been definitely formulated, Lieutenant Greene, who is now at the University, will have his office at the Astronomical Laboratory on Jarvis Street, where he may be found for consultation at hours to be announced later...
...time that a group of Cambridge women have received more than individual thanks for certain work they have carried on for many months. When the Naval Radio School was established here bringing in over twelve hundred men from various parts of the country, few people thought much of how these future sailors were to be entertained during their leisure hours. Cambridge had long been branded as a stiffed-back place, where letters of introduction and credentials were indispensable. Many women, and among these were wives of faculty members, immediately proved how false such a generalization was. A canteen was started...
...plans are indefinite until the rosters of the companies become permanent and the men get to know one another, but Mr. Moore feels certain that by this method, many of the problems faced today will be solved. Almost none of the captains of the minor sport teams are back this year, and there would be no one to organize a University or class team, but an entirely new organization can be made among the small groups of men in the companies or battalions. If this plan is responded to with any enthusiasm and a keen rivalry springs...