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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...President Hibben of Princeton University and Governor Edge of New Jersey. It is announced by the university that the War Department will detail a regular army officer as commandant. The camp is designed to give practical intensive training in preparation for entrance into military work for the Government, either in one of the officers' training camps or for service under the draft...
Extensive arrangements are being carried out by the Phillips Brooks House Association to care for the men in Cambridge who are enrolled in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps or the Reserve Radio Corps. The Phillips Brooks House itself will be open to members of either of these units, and writing rooms and other rooms are being fitted up where men who have "time off" may find relaxation...
...additional convenience of the newcomers to Cambridge who are enrolled in either the Naval Reserve or the Training Corps, the privileges of the Union have been extended to all such men. The library, reading-rooms, game rooms, pool room, and dining rooms have all been placed at their disposal...
...five weeks of lectures and laboratories, interspersed with calisthenics and one hour of drill each day. The discipline will be substantially the same as that of West Point and weekly examinations will be held to determine the standing of each man. Those who do not do good work will either be put back and have to repeat part of the course or else be recommended for dismissal from the school...
...century ago Germany's women melted their wedding rings for gold to defend their native land. Germany will do the like again, before she will admit bitter defeat. Should it be said, either now scornfully by our enemy who sacrifices his all, or by victory which without distortion records the great and the little in national deeds, that we failed, for all our wealth and all our pride, to equal in one decima that which Germany does? That in itself, irrespective of the outcome of the conflict of arms, would be defeat...