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...hour, for the Union is not considered either a public or a private dance hall, but the committee felt that to postpone the function would be more in keeping with the spirit of the order. The committee expects that it will be possible to hold the dance shortly after Easter, and will proceed with the preliminary arrangements with that end in view. No earlier time can be planned for because it would be inadvisable to give the dance during Lent...
...Dartmouth regiment disbanded after a review of the two battalions on the campus by Captain P. S. Chase, of the 1st Corps Cadets, Boston, and Captain L. T. Keene, of the 150th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, who have had charge of the military training and trench digging since Easter...
...Government placed the monitor Amphitrite at our disposal for a cruise during the Easter holidays. At the end of these holidays New Haven was made one of the naval bases of the Third Naval District, and Lieutenant Murphy was placed in charge. The university, with the consent of the rowing committee, handed over to the Government the University Boathouse to be used as a training school. This made a division in our ranks. The enlisted men, some 30 odd, went down to the boathouse and gave up their college work. About 150 others who wanted to finish their college course...
Enlistments are continuing to come in rapidly from alumni, business men of Boston, and students of other colleges. To date 587 have enrolled in the Corps at the Recorder's office since the Easter recess; of this number 36 have been finally rejected because of physical disqualification or other reasons. Of the remainder 439 have so far been enlisted, making the total number of the Corps at present, not counting the men called to Plattsburg, over 900. President Hadley of Yale was in conference with President Lowell yesterday, and it is believed that several hundred men of that institution will...
There was a big jump in the enlistments yesterday, 36 new men being accepted for service in the Corps. Most of these recruits came from other New England Colleges or were graduates of the University. Since the reopening of the unit after the Easter recess 396 men have applied for admission, 296 of whom have been accepted. Fifty-seven have been rejected for physical reasons, and the remaining 43 have not completed their enrolment. The enrolment bureau at Warren House will remain open until Saturday night...