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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yesterday morning the voting lists were posted in Sever Hall, University Hall, the CRIMSON Building, and on the bulletin board in front of University Hall. It is realized that the names of many men who were members of the class of 1919 before the war, and who are now in college, are not on this list, even though they are eligible to vote in accordance with the resolution passed at the recent meeting of the Student Council. All Seniors, therefore, should immediately learn whether they are included in this list, and if not, they should petition the Nominating Committee...
...following letter has been received from Major B. T. Tilton '90, U. S. Medical Corps, now stationed at the front at Evacuation Hospital No. 10. During his college career Major Tilton rowed on the University crew, and also played on the University crew, and also played on the football team. In his Senior year he was elected captain of the crew, but later declined the position...
...305th Infantry, was killed inaction on September 30. West was a member of the class of 1918, but left College early in the year and went across with the 77th Division from Camp Upton on April 7. Soon after the division arrived in France he was sent to the front, and remained continuously until his death...
...scientific managers" once had occasion to visit a factory that was reputed to be run on a thoroughly efficient and democratic basis. The managing employer, in the spirit of what he considered to be true democracy, had granted his employees the right of access at all times to the "front-office", for the purpose of voicing their complaints. In the course of his investigation, however, the visitor soon learned of several grave industrial abuses, to correct which no discoverable attempt had ever been made. Upon inquiring of the owner the meaning of this apparent inconsistency, the latter replied...
...completely equipped battery of American three-inch guns, with caissons and limbers, arrived for the use of the Yale S. A. T. C. field artillery men. It was also reported that a battery of French 75-millimetre guns which the Yale R. O. T. C. received from the western front a year ago, and which had been loaned to the government, had been shipped to New Haven. The Unit also has the battery of British 75's which were sent when the French guns were loaned to the government. This gives the S. A. T. C. a large assemblage...