Word: haven
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Government placed the monitor Amphitrite at our disposal for a cruise during the Easter holidays. At the end of these holidays New Haven was made one of the naval bases of the Third Naval District, and Lieutenant Murphy was placed in charge. The university, with the consent of the rowing committee, handed over to the Government the University Boathouse to be used as a training school. This made a division in our ranks. The enlisted men, some 30 odd, went down to the boathouse and gave up their college work. About 150 others who wanted to finish their college course...
...assistants, lecturers, etc., were confirmed: Oscar Teague, as lecturer on Tropical Medicine; Thomas Powderly Martin, as Archivist to the Harvard Commission on Western History; William Edward Cox, Zenas Clark Dickinson, and Robert Louis Masson, as Assistants in Economics; Howard Belding Gill '13, as Assistant in Marketing (Business School); Asbury Haven Herrick '05, Ray Waldron Pettengill '09, and Friedrich Schoenemann, as Instructors in German; George Edwin Plaisted, Jr., '14, as Instructor in Drawing and Painting; Arthur Eli Monroe '08, Edmond Earle Lincoln, and Oscar Baxter Ryder, as Instructors in Economics; Walter Moreland Stone '08, as Instructor in Printing and Superintendent...
...suggestions from them. It is in this work that the need of labor is most acute--so acute that in mid-summer many factories are planning to release their hands to help the farmers--and it is thought that the most effective service can be rendered here. The New Haven Farm Bureau have assured us that they will find work for all applicants...
...camp at New Haven would take on a Harvard air if more Harvard men were there. If other colleges wish to send a larger contingent, the Corps would welcome them gladly, and Harvard's representation join with them in a spirit of friendly rivalry...
...Miller Gateway, and the Ledyard Flagstaff. The procession will end up in the university Quadrangle between Woodbridge Hall and the Dining Hall, where patriotic songs will be sung and two addresses delivered from the balcony of Memorial Hall, from which President Taft spoke on his return to New Haven. These addresses will be delivered by George R. Vincent, 1885, President of the University of Minnesota and president-elect of the Rockefeller Foundation, and by Captain R. M. Danford, U. S. A., who has been in charge of the Yale...