Word: dartmouth
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...last unit to leave this country, which sailed May 5, has also reached Paris, with eight Harvard drivers among its numbers. In all, 104 recruits for the ambulance service have arrived in the past few days, from Dartmouth, Princeton, Yale, Bowdoin, Williams, Beloit and the University. They will go directly to Paris for a short period of training, and then leave for actual service, where the men will be divided up into sections and distributed along the French front where their services are most needed in order to relieve men for the front...
...large plurality of the members of the senior class at Exeter have chosen to complete their education at the University. Fifty will attend college here. Yale is second with a total of 18; Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the third choice with 13 students, closely followed by Dartmouth with 12. Princeton and Cornell are tied with seven each. Williams was chosen...
...join the Corps is now open. It need not be stated here what are the advantages which will accrue to the cadet from the system of training so ably laid down by the tactical staff of the Corps. Men who were good enough for Plattsburg, whether they are Brown, Dartmouth, Yale, Colby, Bates, or Tufts men, will have an unparalleled oportunity to prove what they may do. Nor is admission limited to college men. Non-college men of ability and character may here show their greater fitness to be officers above men of less ability and character, whether those...
...Dartmouth has started a special six-weeks' training course in preparation for the Government Military Stores Service. The Tuck School, which will conduct the course, has accepted 80 men from the hundred odd applicants. Seventeen seniors and eight juniors, not connected with the Tuck School, have enrolled and will be permitted to give up their college work and substitute the new work...
Captain Russell has been active in establishing units at several New England colleges. Large groups have started work at Tufts and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and at Dartmouth a company of 50 men have started the regular signal work course and in addition are drilling regularly. Captain Russell, who has general charge of the new corps, apparently the only one yet organized in the country, has had 31 months of actual fighting, having seen service both at Peking during the Boxer Rebellion and in the Philippines, being therefore especially fitted for the work of organizing a signal reserve corps...