Word: direction
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...United States Army. Equipment will be issued to all enlisting, and besides the regular drilling and work in military tactics, expert, instruction will be given in the use of the Benet-Mercier machine gun which Lieutenant William Renwick presented to the State. Commissioned officers will be in direct charge of the new organization and they will be assisted by the officers whom they select from among the ranks. Target practice with the machine-gun on the various rifle ranges in the vicinity, regular military drills, and a session in summer camp constitute a large part of the work required...
...various settlement houses in the vicinity of Boston. Last year Phillips Brooks House placed over 400 men in various positions in charge of different forms of social work. This year the record has fallen far short of that number. Fifty men are needed immediately to coach boys' athletic teams, direct the work of reading clubs, lead boys' civic reforms, instruct youthful foreigners in English, give lessons on the mandolin or piano and in various other forms of charitable work. Any man in the University who can spare an hour and a half a week is asked...
...direct development of the new Freshman dormitory system, the Freshman glee club has also been remodelled upon a competitive basis. Each of the three dormitories is to have its own club and its own leader this year. The greater part of the training will be under the supervision of Dr. A. T. Davison '06. These clubs will begin practice soon after the Christmas vacation, and some time in the spring an interdormitory contest will be held, the winning club to be presented with...
...Nash '16, R. Mead '15 and L. A. Morgan '17 will direct the work of the collection. A collector has been appointed in each entry of the larger dormitories. They will gather the clothing from the various rooms together on Monday and Tuesday mornings, and on Wednesday afternoon a team will make a round of the dormitories and collect all of the contributions. The names of the collectors and the places at which they will call will appear in the issue of the CRIMSON for Monday...
...because of the return to the field of many of the regulars, notably Captain Brickley, Pennock, and Mahan. Just three weeks and two days have elapsed since Brickley was operated on for appendicitis at the Stillman Infirmary. The excellent condition of his health permitted him to rally from the direct effects of the operation remarkably fast, and yesterday he was able to take a light work-out. He took three turns around the Stadium track, and practiced left footed drop-kicking for 15 minutes...