Word: grouped
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following graduates of the Medical School, together with about 20 nurses for the unit, comprised the group which sailed on the Andania: Hugh Cabot '94. George C. Shattuck '01, Don J. Knowlton '08, Francis B. Grinnell '09, Fabyan Packard '12, Peter P. Chase, M.D. '10, Ernest G. Crabtree, M.D. '13, E. Stanley Bridges, M.D. '15, Leonard M. Van Stone, M.D. '15, George Watt, M.D. '16, Harry W. Woodward, M.D. '16, Eldon D. Busby, M.D. '17, Thomas D. Cunningham, M.D. '17, and Edward S. Welles...
...street. I was somewhat humiliated myself. And so, while my antagonist drove off in a taxicab, I made my way on foot to my hotel, where I secured a small loan, and so came home. My present purpose is to resign from the peace society and join some group of people interested in justice. S. Hughes. Newport...
...months ago civil strife broke out in the social ranks at Princeton. An influential group of sophomores announced that they would not accept invitations to the senior societies and declared war on the entire club system as extravagant, demoralizing and undemocratic. Since then more than seventy of their classmates have taken the same stand. On last Wednesday the struggle entered a new phase, when seven prominent seniors resigned from their clubs and joined the insurgent sophomores, as an open and vigorous protest against the system which they could not reform from the inside...
...being given at the Charlestown Navy Yard as a part of the instruction for admittance into the Naval Reserve to enable men to run one of these patrol boats in time of war. Since each boat has a crew of only five men, it is possible for a small group of friends to form a unit of their own, and in 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...
...other occasions cadets, if in uniform, will come to "attention" upon the approach of a tactical instructor. If grouped together the cadet officer, non-commissioned officer, or private, as the case may be, will command "attention," and the senior will salute if covered (with headdress); if uncovered (with out headdress) he, like the rest, will simply stand at attention until the instructor has passed or has acknowledged the salute. In the case of individuals, not in a group, each will render the courtesy prescribed...