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...committee has been formed in the University to gather statistics concerning students qualified to serve as chemists. Enrolment blanks, which do not in any way obligate the signer, but which will supply a list of University men who can be called on, may be had from the following committee: Prof. G. P. Baxter, Prof. E. P. Kohler, F. S. Bacon 2G, A. A. Cook '18, J. H. Hodges 3G, R. D. Hunneman '17 and M. L. Swanson...
...kinds of applications were distributed at the meeting, the official form for application for enlistment to the head of the Signal Corps, United States Army, and unofficial blanks which enable the signer to signify his willingness to apply for a commission as an aerial reserve officer and to enlist for six years with the understanding that he would devote the summer of 1917 to the training and the summer of 1918 if necessary, with two weeks of active service each year thereafter during the enlistment. Provision is made on these unofficial blanks for the statement of any qualifications...
...Faculty Advisers was devised with two objects in view. Primarily the function of the Faculty Adviser is to guide the student in his choice of electives. In this respect the system has been a success. But it was hoped that the Faculty Adviser would be more than a mere signer of study-cards; it was hoped that he would be a friend to his advisees...
This wilful misuse of the methods provided to secure tickets for graduates and undergraduates is a despicable violation of trust. The management offers to every college man an opportunity to get seats for himself and his friends, and every signature on a blank means that the signer accepts the favor as such. Just how any gentleman can distort that privilege of application into a license to fleece his friends by compelling them to do without seats or pay extortionate prices for them, it is difficult to understand. Some methods of making money are forbidden by law and called dishonesty. Others...
Robert Treat Paine, 1749, Signer, Declaration of Independence...