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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...officers training school at Camp Devens. The names of the successful candidates for commissions were yesterday made public by Adjutant General McCain through the Committee on Information. These men will be carried on the list of eligible officers, and whenever suitable vacancies occur, appointments will be made from their number...
There are those, and they number the leaders of our country and college, who believe that the young and able must remain in academic study. They coolly point out that the great need of officers can most effectively be met by a combination of R. O. T. C. training and college education. We bow to them as to wise men who can forget the enthusiasm of the moment in a cold calculation of what tomorrow may bring as well as today. But we oppose to them the pressing need for men now. The college man makes an able officer...
...training will be excused from classes after their acceptance for the military work. By spending most of their time in training, the men will be enabled to make up the required 300 hours of instruction called for by the Government, provided that they are not too far below that number of hours at present...
...complete program for Class Day was made yesterday by the 1918 Class Day Committee. As a result of a census of the class carried on during the past week, it is estimated that at least 250 Seniors will be in Cambridge for the Commencement exercises, a much larger number than had heretofore been expected. The Committee therefore plans a reunion on that occasion, as the class has been widely scattered during the past year, and will not likely have another opportunity to come together until after...
Princeton had, up to the end of the past week, subscribed only $10,900 to the Loan. But this small figure was due in great part to the fact that their formal drive begins this week, as well as to the small number of men now enrolled in that university...