Word: honored
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Tomorrow's celebration of Memorial Day by the Memorial Society will be featured by the presentation to the University of a Roll of Honor containing the names of all former members of the University who have been killed in the war. Mr. W. C. Lane '81, president of the Memorial Society, will make the formal presentation at the exercises in Sanders Theatre. The Roll will be established in the entrance of the Widener Library beside the entrance to the Farnsworth Room...
...honor is due those men who are in the active service of their country. A word of consolation may be given, in addition to undergraduates, who, unable to serve their country for at least the present, must be satisfied with the daily routine of college work. It is difficult to give up one's time and perhaps life to the hardships of active warfare. It is equally difficult, however, to attend lectures on Indic Philology or to discuss the embryology of vertebrates with the Germans driving on Amiens. The man in college today is serving a hard apprenticeship...
...tickets has been proceeding most satisfactorily, it will be necessary for all men who have not yet bought theirs to obtain them soon. Freshmen may invite as many outside guests as they please, but no upperclassmen will be allowed, with the exception of a small number of guests of honor, chosen by the ticket committee...
...with us forever: the day of indifference is over, at least as far as drill is concerned. Colonel Applin has done more for the R. O. T. C. than any other lecturer we can remember hearing; in return we hope that in a week or so he will honor us with another inspection to see a real, live Regiment showing the effects of his words...
President Lowell and Lieutenant Morize will be the guests of honor and principal speakers at the second Freshman smoker of the year, to be held in the Living Room of the Union tonight at 8 o'clock. Both will address the class on some subject connected with the war, Lieutenant Morize devoting his speech to an attempt to bring a realization of what the struggle must mean to American college...