Word: files
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...month is a long stretch of time, especially when it happens to be December. Added to that it is annoying and highly humiliating to constantly meet privates from one's company of last summer now wearing the uniform of a captain. After telling a man to cover in file for four long months it is insufferable to find him a leader of men, while you still shrick "Follow me" to a motley array on the banks of the River Charles. All of which causes gloom...
...leave College for national service, whether members of Military Science 1 or Military Science 2 or not. Any students not enrolled in either of these courses who wish to apply for the special examinations, should notify the Recorder at University 4 immediately. Members of the military courses should file their applications at the Military Headquarters, University...
...University to fill its quota of 56 men. So far the applications have been few and far between--five or six are all that are on file. We want competition for these camps just as for the athletic teams. Our 56 make up the squad that faces the rest of American youth in competition for commissions. It must be made up of the best of our military organization...
...battle is to be fought, not by artillery and soldiers at the front, but by the civilian population at home. It is a direct effort by the rank and file of the people to help win the war. Its success depends on cooperation. All the organization developed by the first Liberty Loan will be brought into play again, as artillery to blast the way. Every hamlet and town in this country must be reached before the artillery preparation is complete. Hard behind it, marching in the barrage of shells, will come the civilian infantry, consisting of every income-earning citizen...
This loss of 1300 men is due mostly to the direct influence of the war, which has called them into service. The secretary's office has on file the records of 832 Yale students, exclusive of those who graduated last year, who are at present in some branch of service for the Government. Later records will probably show that this number has reached 1000, and thus fully explain the present loss in enrolment...