Word: lead
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...taking it, a man is performing a patriotic duty, for the day may come, as we hope it shall not, when we are called on to defend our country. It is of the utmost importance that there be at least 50,000 trained officers in the country ready to lead their countrymen in time...
Professor Alfred Edgar Burton. Dean of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will conduct morning prayers it Appleton Chapel at 8.45 o'clock this morning. Professor Frederick Cheeses Shattuck, M.D. LL.D., will lead prayers tomorrow morning...
...voluntary military service, born in the days of Revolutionary and Civil wars, was continued and strengthened by the formation of the Regiment last year. The failure to establish two units of the reserve officers' training corps at Harvard will shatter the tradition. The country must have reserve officers to lead the volunteer units and Harvard, instead of showing one hundred and fifty men in training, ought to show her proportionate share, six hundred future reserve officers...
Tomorrow morning Professor Alfred Edgar Burton, Dean of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will lead prayers...
...have as yet enrolled in the course Military Science and Tactics 1. As the War Department at Washington requires 100 as a minimum before the course can qualify as a unit in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps this means that so far the University, which last year took the lead in the intercollegiate preparedness movement, has only a little more than one unit to date...