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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...proposed summer manoeuvres will continue for a course of six weeks, and it is planned to have two such periods during the three months' vacation. Men who attend will be payed at the rate of $30 a month...
From the opening of College and the S. A. T. C. in September to the beginning of the Christmas recess there were 227 cases of influenza taken care of at the Still man Infirmary. Forty-six of these were complicated by pneumonia. Five died, making the death rate two and one-half per cent, of all the influenza cases and eleven per cent, of the forty-six which were complicated by pneumonia. This is a much lower death rate than has been reported for influenza and pneumonia occurring during the same period at other institutions. The mortality among the influenza...
...enter the University for the second and last thirds of the academic year (January 2 to Commencement) except men entitled to the old rate of $150, will be charged 133.34 of which $33.34 is payable January 2 without presentation of a bill. Men entitled to the $150 rate will be required to pay but $100, of which sum $50 (in addition to the Infirmary. Fee of $4) are to be paid January 2 without bill. The amount due the Bursar January 2 may be mailed to him. A term bill will be issued January 20, due February 10, which will...
There are important signs that the vast confusion and many mistakes of the early months of our participation in the war have been replaced by the efficiency of a more orderly administration. The shipping industry is moving forward and is now turning out vessels at a rapid rate. A fair investigation assures a proper reconstruction of aircraft production. We now have 700,000 men in France, with prospects of a million by July, and a million and a half by December. The latest draft move will effectively divert labor into productive channels. Our finances are good and our people have...
With a total collection of $655 for the first two days of the Red Cross drive, a greater effort will be necessary from the University to enable it to present a large total subscription to the Second War Fund by the end of the week. At this rate the end of the drive will find the University total at less than $2,000. Although no quota has been set, it is hoped that a much greater sum will be given...