Word: credited
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...authorities of both Yale and Princeton have taken steps to give credit for their year's work to men who are accepted for active service by the Government. No such general provision, however, as that recently made by the University Faculty has been adopted to allow the officers' training corps of these universities to go into intensive training...
...they should go now will do well, I think, to join the American Ambulance Corps, for this is a fine work and one which can be done without sacrificing a college education. Probably some arrangement can be made with the University authorities whereby it will be possible to receive credit for some, at least, of the six months which would be required in France...
...supplement to the recent faculty resolutions passed at Brown, which give credit to students who leave college to go into farming, and in order to emphasize the need of agriculture and intensive cultivation of the soil in the present crisis, President Faunce, of that university, has come out personally in favor of it. He has stated that "65 acres of land in Scituate have been secured on which a picked group of Brown students will be able to camp and devote the summer to cultivation...
...general permission will be given to men to leave College in order to take up agricultural or industrial work of military value, and students intending to engage in such work will not receive credit for their courses. However, certain deserving cases will be considered individually, and it is possible that the Faculty will excuse men whose purpose clearly warrants...
...signal companies. They are called 'the main lines of communication' and over their lines day and night pass a continuous flood of traffic for the hospital bases, ordnance remount, and in fact, every move made in this terrible war is transmitted over their lines. They deserve the highest credit for their excellent work...