Word: object
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Military Training Committee elected recently by the Princeton Plattsburg men has decided to establish a lecture course in the fundamentals of military science. The object of the lectures will be to explain to the students some of the principles of modern war, and to serve as an introduction to the work in the student summer military camps. The lectures will be given by officers of the regular army who will be sent down from Governor's Island for that purpose...
...will start at 8.30 and end at 6 o'clock. Mrs. George E. Leighton will pour. The primary object of this tea is to aid in acquainting guests of the class before the start of the Dance in the evening, and it is hoped that much of the introducing at the Union will thereby be done away with. There will be dancing and tea throughout the afternoon. To make the affair best serve its purpose all Juniors should make a special effort to attend...
...object of the Regiment is to impart military training and knowledge to its members during the academic year, and to promote an interest in the student camps of instruction, held during the summer months, under Government supervision. All this with a view to preparing its members for the duties of junior officers of the Army in event...
...order to make the preparedness movement in the University something more than an ephemeral interest in drilling, a course of lectures in military science has been arranged for the second half-year. To accomplish its object--certainly constructive and essential--the course must be taken by all men qualified to count it toward a degree, and attended by as many others as possible. The lectures will cover the most interesting phase of military training; and those who have done the most irksome part at the summer camps or in the state militias, will not reap the greatest possible benefit...
...Trustees of the Endowment, in the brief they have filed, object to the Agreement on the ground that it gives to Technology complete control of the work of education and research in the applied sciences which, under the Gordon McKay Endowment, is entrusted to Harvard. In support of this position they urge that by the Agreement, the Faculty of Technology, enlarged by the addition of certain members of the teaching staff of the University, is given full charge of the work under the executive control of the President of Technology; that the Faculty of Technology so enlarged will consist...