Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University will sail for France from New York on the French liner Chicago today to drive American ambulances at the front. Passports were issued from Washington to the volunteers apparently with no delay, in spite of the crisis. A good deal of anxiety naturally has made itself manifest in regard to the safety of the passage, but the French line has assured the American Ambulance Field Service Headquarters that every precaution will be taken. This may well mean that the ship will be convoyed throughout its voyage, although no definite promise has been made to that effect. The passage...
...candidates for the University crew will report dressed to row at the Newell Boathouse today at 4 o'clock. Coach Haines will briefly outline the plans for the coming season, and Dr. Denny will speak on the subject of training. An important announcement in regard to the Reserve Officers Training Corps will be made by Captain H. B. Cabot '17. In order that there may be no conflict between the rowing and the academic work of candidates, especially in the case of Military Science and Tactics 1, it will be necessary for each man to have with him a copy...
...Company, of Boston, whereby a 20 per cent, reduction will be allowed to members of the Junior Class. Men must order their own taxicabs for after the dance, as there will be no taxis waiting. The same rebate is understood for taxi service after the dance. Any changes in regard to this service will be published in Monday's CRIMSON...
...Wilfred Grenfell, the well-known doctor and philanthropist. Those who volunteer for the summer will be expected to do general work on the voyage and later at the various hospital stations in Newfoundland. Any men who consider spending the summer in this way can find out all details in regard to the requirements from L. H. Miller, Lawrence 17, Episcopal Theological School...
...hint that the display of those flags betokened anything but the sincere admiration of the commanders of the liners. Those men, alien and powerless in this country while a great war threatens the land of their birth, may have come in thirty months to feel some measure of regard for that great American who typifies the ideals and the democratic power of his people...