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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been found necessary to disband the Freshman General Athletic Class. The greater number of the men who were in the class have enrolled in the Reserve Officers Training Unit, and classes cannot be formed which will accommodate all the Freshmen and at the same time not interfere with the drilling. The instructors in wrestling and fencing will be at the Gymnasium as usual, however, to teach individual Freshmen who are to take advantage of this opportunity. The H. A. A. still has for sale boxing tickets at half the usual price. Notwithstanding the disbanding of the General Athletic Class, individual...
...relations between the two sister republics of North America. The Mexicans have neither the resources nor the equipment to educate themselves; it is a task which must fall to some outsider. What is more fitting than that it should be performed by the nation whose traditions and spirit have found such worthy expression in Barthold's famous statue of "Liberty Enlightening the World...
...from calling out the undergraduates of the colleges for a long time, while the latter country made the mistake of permitting men with special qualifications, who would have been much more useful behind the lines, to enlist. The committee recommends the medical examination of the students so that those found physically unfit for service in the army or navy should be ready to enter industrial work...
...colors is too long, the pay is too small, and they are not given a training of any practical value when they return to civil life. The term of enlistment of the private soldier should be decreased from three years to one year, the length of time England has found necessary for training a private under modern conditions. The pay of the average enlisted man should be doubled so that he would receive at least thirty dollars a month. Although section twenty-seven of the present Army Bill provides for the training of enlisted men in a score of occupations...
...this way be assured of congenial companionship during the term of training. In case of an actual invasion or war on our shipping no element of our defensive system would be in greater need of being well prepared than the patrol boat squadrons. Many who have found it impossible to join a military organization might find that the work required at the Navy Yard could be fitted in to their schedules for this year. At least it would do no harm for these men to hear what Lieutenant Bernard says tonight at the Union...