Word: french
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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With the 17 tests on today's schedule the final examinations pass the half-way mark. Tomorrow 22 will be held, the places and times of the examinations following: Today 9.15 A. M. Anthropology 12, Peabody Mus. Engin. Sciences 6a, Pierce 302 Fine Arts 10b, Robinson Hall French 2 X, XI, Sever 11 French 3, Emerson J French 16, Sever 17 German H I, II, Emerson J Government 19, Sever 11 Government 35, Sever 11 History 27, Sever 17 History 29, Sever 17 Italian 5, Sever 17 Latin A, Sever 17 Palaeontology 2, Sever 17 Philosophy 15, Emerson J Psychology...
...tactical instructors referred to herein are the commissioned officers of the U. S. Army, the Officers of the French Military Mission, the regimental staff, the battalion commanders and their adjutants, and others designated as tactical instructors (these are distinguished by gilt insignia of rank...
...Botany 6, Univ. Mus. 29 Chemistry 4, Sever 11 Chemistry 25, Sever 11 Class. Philol. 57, Sever 30 Comp. Lit. 9, Sever 5 Economics 11, Sever 6 Education 9, Sever 30 English 19, Sever 17 Fine Arts 2g, Robinson Hall Fine Arts 8d, Fogg Lect. Rm. French 5, Sever 5 French 14, Emerson J Geography 4, Emerson J Geology 18, Geol. Mus. German 15, Sever 17 Government 17, Emerson J Greek E hf., Sever 30 History 17c hf., Emerson A History 61, Sever 17 History of Religions 2, Sever 36 Mathematics D, Sever 24 Mathematics 25, Sever 24 Psychology...
...barren reports which come out of Russia are certain, it is evident that the revolution shows tendencies, unformed but not the less foreboding, towards the course of the French Revolution. Already the Czar is held in that dark prison which, with grim satire, is dedicated to two Christian fathers. Already the mobs go up and down the street, shrieking for the liberty they cannot comprehend. The rule of the mob is always terrible, for under it all that is lofty vanishes. If only through the rule of the mob may the rule of the people find stability, then we must...
...second and third battalions are continuing their work in and around Cambridge, half of the time of each company being devoted to military topography and field work in trench construction under the French officers. Bayonet fencing, gallery practice in preparation for the range work, and close and extended order drills consume the balance of the time. The second set of student officers appointed in these battalions last Monday have made rapid strides, and are now for the most part able to fill their positions creditably...