Word: rested
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Under the command of Captain Alexander Kendall, U. S. A., from Camp Devens, the men selected for this intensive preparation for the Fourth Camp will begin work at once. Drills will be held either in the morning or afternoon, and the rest of the day will be devoted, during the coming week, to studying for the final examinations. All men taking the training will be excused from classes after their acceptance for the military work. By spending most of their time in training, the men will be enabled to make up the required 300 hours of instruction called...
...practice on the Naval Reserve rifle range a Camp Plunkett. The four companies composed of officers and non-commissioned officers, together with all members of Military Science 1, will assembly on Cambridge street, facing east, at 3.30 o'clock in such position that the head of the battalion will rest opposite the Fogg Museum. The men will remain a Wakefield until Sunday afternoon, when they will march back to the University...
...inaction; they have been regarded as impregnable fortresses that it would be folly, to attack, but now it is clear that they can be attacked and damaged with comparative ease. The men who urged this raid will now be the men who control the situation, and we can rest assured that they will not allow this to be the only attempt to nip the submarine menace at its base. The British lion once aroused will not cease his hunting until the prey is caught...
Final steps were taken at a meeting last night for the formation of a 1921 mandolin club to co-operate with the dormitory choruses in providing the musical part of the Freshman jubilee program. Edward Borden Jennings, Jr., of Fall River, was elected secretary for the rest of the year. It is expected that many more mandolin players will report before next Monday night at 7 o'clock, when the first practice will be held in Smith Halls Common Room. Edwin Chamberlain Whittemore '19, of Cambridge, leader of the University Mandolin Club, will also take charge of the Freshman organization...
...Responsible statesmen must now everywhere see, if they never saw before, that no peace can rest securely upon political or economic restrictions meant to benefit some nations and cripple or embarrass others...