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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...plan has been formed by which certain members of the Psychology Department of the University will carry out for the Government a series of tests on prospective army and navy aviators. The work, which will be under the direction of Dr. E. H. Burtt, of the psychology staff of the University, will be carried on in connection with the United States Aviation Corps, and will have as its main object the establishment of data upon which to base future examinations...
...Where men find it necessary to drop a subject before enrolling in either military course, they must, if possible, drop a free elective, and not a course that is essential to their plan of distribution and concentration. In cases where this is impossible, and a course must be dropped that is needed to complete the proper distribution and concentration, students should at once petition the Secretary on Electives for permission to substitute Military Science 1 or 2 for such course. This privilege has been granted in nearly every instance. In cases of doubt, Mr. Edgell should be consulted personally...
...plan is for groups to be formed in every dormitory entry where sufficient interest is shown, one member, in whose rooms the meetings will generally be held, acting as the group secretary. The discussions will be wholly informal and will be by men picked from the Faculty, Divinity School, and the Ministry. Each group will meet once a week for a half hour discussion, the evening and the time to be decided by the members...
...idea embodied in this plan is similar to the scheme used in New York City the past summer to raise financial support for the Red Cross. When the University has been thoroughly canvassed, the winning team will be declared and its captain made assistant treasurer of the Phillips Brooks House Association...
...give the men in college a chance to get exercise and practice in the sports they like and nothing definite has been arranged as to games with outside teams. If may be forecasted that next spring's athletics will be strongly affected by the enthusiasm with which the plan this fall is accepted...