Word: shared
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...number of those who have had at least an introductory college course in Geology, will be credited towards a degree. Since the equipment of the camp will be provided for by funds furnished by the Visiting Committee of the Department, each student will be required to furnish only his share of actual living and moving expenses associated with the camp, probably not more than one hundred dollars...
...Congressman Gardner and General Wood assert, such measures are immediated necessary. Let our regular soldiers be properly equipped, and our military reorganized before we even begin to think of carrying war into our educational institutions. Harvard has, and I am convinced will do, as she always has done her share, not more than her share, in war as in peace. But let us hope and pray, that she will never have to setforth again her students to war. One of the great causes of war is the excitation of the people of a country to such point that they must...
...protest against the beer are not engaged in a vigorous attempt to keep from drinking it themselves. They could do that without all these letters. Obviously they are trying to reform their neighbors, and to force all the members of the University to share their own abstemiousness. Granting that beer is harmful, there would remain some question of the wisdom of this proceeding in a University that attempts to train men for a life where most people are necessarily run by themselves and not by various self appointed supervisors...
...Administration. Not only have we an entirely insufficient army and navy, but that which we have is totally inefficient. Mr. Frothingham, in conclusion, heartily approved of the policy President Wilson has pursued in the present world crisis. Of all countries, the United States alone is in a position to share the confidence of the warring nations when the opportunity comes for us to help in bringing about peace...
...show their appreciation; not so the American Red Cross Society. Miss Mabel T. Boardman who has been prominent in the society's work in European war relief, is coming to Cambridge today to thank the University for its aid. Her courtesy is appreciated by all who did their share for her cause...