Word: directing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...drawn up in line of masses. He will then witness the maneuvres on the open ground and in the trenches. The most important part of this exercise will be the debouchement from the first-line trenches. Lieutenant Morize, who has drilled Military Science 2 in the new formations, will direct all the work. A whole company of the new American size of 250 men and with the new formations of the platoons will be formed to execute this movement. When this is completed, the R. O. T. C. officers will conduct Mr. Baker on a thorough tour of the trenches...
Captain Parker, who was in command of the Cadet School at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has moved his offices to Dane Hall. He will direct the thirteen weeks' course and at the end of this time, he will recommend for Ensign's commissions those who complete the work successfully. The actual intensified instruction will begin this morning...
...early as possible, and therefore I ask you to help the many loyal volunteer workers on that Committee by subscribing at once--today--so that they may know with some degree of accuracy how this district is coming forward and that they may then know how best to direct their efforts. I ask you to help us to this extent in a work which is taxing the facilities of the Liberty Loan organization to the utmost...
Lieutenant Morize will probably have active charge of the training of the men and will deliver many of the lectures. Colonel Azan will continue to direct the instruction and will also lecture...
...Columbia why she followed such a course. When this challenge has been made, that institution of learning can decide as it sees fit. If it refuses to give out any word on the subject, then each individual has the right to judge as his convictions or inclinations direct him. If the just grounds are proved, the matter is settled. Perhaps this is what the author of this letter meant. Perhaps his letter was intended as a challenge to Columbia. At any rate the glove has been thrown down. The sagacious policy is to grant New York's great seat...