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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...King desires to express his warm appreciation of the invaluable services rendered to the British Army by the Harvard University Hospital Unit, whose work for the sick and wounded, from the arrival of the earliest contingent of Medical Officers and Nursing Sisters before the first year of the war was ended, until the conclusion of hostilities, was marked by the highest devotion and by the perfection of medical and nursing skill. Their record can never be forgotten, or remembered without lively gratitude, by the British Army and the British Nation. GEORGE...
...Yale game approaches, the University is warming up more and more for the contest. The undergraduates as one man wish to express their realization of all that Coach Fisher and his assistants have accomplished. They appreciate the hard work each member has put in to bring credit to the name "Harvard," shared equally by every graduate and undergraduate. They also recognize the part that the seconds have played in moulding the team for its final test. Without expectation of personal distinction, without even a stable organization, men of the latter have toiled faithfully as part of a system established...
...entire University squad of 35 men, nine of the University coaching staff, and a complement of managers will leave Boston on the 1.05 express for New York, where they will immediately go to their quarters at the Pennsylvania Hotel. Saturday morning they entrain for Princeton...
Your editorial on universal military training does not, I hope, express the general attitude of Harvard on the subject. Some of us here think that the war has not been fought in vain...
...Overseers, for to that board the recommendations of the Committee on Military Science were made. The more discussion of military training by Harvard men as individuals the better. Universal training at Harvard, in the nation, and even in other nations, are matters about which we may well form and express opinions...