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...interests of the inhabitants of the nations of the world. We will have a family of nations, as closely linked as they have been divided up to now. We will have common aims and common aspirations. We will forget the bitterness in our hearts at the tragedies of the past; and in our striving for a brighter future, there will be one principle which will unite the hearts and souls of men and women in all quarters of the globe--the principle of international brotherhood...
...Harvard S. A. T. C. unit relieving Colonel Williams, who at his own request has been transferred to more active service. Major Heermance was graduated from Williams College in 1904, and received the degree there in 1906, and later at Harvard in 1908, and Princeton in 1909. For the past ten years he has been a member of the faculty at the latter University, instructing in English and in Military Science and Tactics. After the establishment of the R. O. T. C. at Princeton he was an instructor in that organization, and was also adjutant of the New Jersey summer...
...eight men or less will compete for a prize awarded by the A. A. U. The University will probably be represented in this, but so far only ten men have responded to the call for track candidates. Coach Donovan, however, has been giving them some stiff training in the past few days. Several of the men are experienced runners and a team is developing rapidly...
...Committee and captain of the Yale eleven in 1880, will be in charge of the football work this fall, co-operating with Major Samuel Weldon, commandant of the S. A. T. C. No coach has yet been appointed, but J. C. Mack, trainer of the track team for the past few years, and who has also trained football elevens, is still in the employ of Yale University, and will look after the conditioning of the men and perhaps do a little coaching...
...Massachusetts Institute, of Technology, which may be taken as a fair example of a higher technical collegt, almost all of the men have been studying during the past two summers, with the result that the class of 1918 was graduated last January, and the class of 1919 received their degrees ten days ago, and almost all of its members are already in the service. Thus, Technology has been able to place well grounded engineers at the disposal of the country eight months ahead of the regular time...