Word: parted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Open Door, inaugurated by Secretary Hay at the time of the Boxer Rebellion has now been brought to a successful conclusion, for Japan has at last declared that she will in no way impair the sovereignty of China, nor limit the right of free and open trade on the part of all nations. In return for this, the United States agrees to recognize that Japan has special interests in China, particularly in those parts adjacent to her territory...
...several regulars because of the drill for those in the naval courses. Forward passes were tried by both teams in great number. J. G. Coolidge '20 broke up several of the Freshman passes and ran back kicks for long gains. Coach Rollins played in the informal backfield the greater part of the scrimmage in place of L. Crosscup '19, who injured his leg in the first few plays. C. F. Weden '20, within five minutes of the start of play crossed the Freshman goalline on a five-yard line plunge, following a 15-yard gain by H. L. Whitney...
Little by little the accounts of the first German attack upon the American troops are coming in. The Teutons isolated a salient by a heavy barrage thus cutting off the men stationed there. An attack was launched in which apparently one company of shock troops took part. With the odds of ten to one the result could not be in doubt for long. The skirmish was short and furious; how many Germans were killed and wounded is difficult to ascertain as the attacking party carried back all its casualties...
This series of lectures will be continued weekly during the winter, usually on Wednesday evenings, and will be open to all members of the University, but not to the public. The speakers will be chosen in part from members of the Faculty who are acquainted with the conditions on the battle fronts in Europe, and in part from alumni and men outside the University who can speak with authority on such subjects...
...great objection to shifting the higher officers of the Corps has been that company records and the other data which are so essential a part of company organization must also change hands. This would be an insurmountable difficulty if the R. O. T. C. were on a basis similar to that of last summer; that is to say, if we were under intensive training. As it is, with but an hour's drill two or three times per week, the clerical work could easily be shifted without loss of organization...