Word: counts
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...some legitimate reason they cannot carry either of the full courses of Military Science may take simply the three hours of drill a week, the Regimental Adjutant announced today, provided that they secure the permission of the Military Office before doing so. This drill alone will not, of course, count towards a degree. Those who wish to take advantage of this new ruling should register at once at Military Headquarters in the basement of University Hall...
...Perry '97 outlined the work of the course. The organization is still a Reserve Officers' Training Corps with an officer detained by the government as commandant, but in addition the two courses which will form the training to be given are a part of the college curriculum and count toward an A. B. degree. Military Science 1, the course for men who have had little or no previous training, is open to all members of every department of the University who are reasonably physically fit. It will consist of three parts, namely, sections, lectures, and drill. There will...
...records. As the percentage of those who would go to war at the first call from a spirit of adventure is only about one-tenth or one-fifteenth of those who will willingly go when called upon (as the experience of England has shown) then we may count on four or six million men whose love of country, unlike their love of adventure, is superior to selfish motives of physical immunity...
...course in such service there is more opportunity for accident or fatality. The peaceful are not spared by the blind wrath of artillery fire, nor do submarines pay homage to the Red Cross. Yet such added danger over the surety of life in peace at home will count not at all with those whose faith is so far above that granted to most poor mortals...
...Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice, Ambassador from Great Britain; Jean Jules Jusserand, Ambassador from France; Count Vincenzo Maschi di Cellere, Ambassador from Italy; Almaro Sato, Ambassador from Japan; M. de Cartier de Marchiennes, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from Belgium; Viscount de Alte, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from Portugal; Mr. Lansing, and Mr. Hoover...