Word: specializes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Announcement was made yesterday afternoon that the special set of mid-year examinations for students leaving College to enter military service will be held from December 18, to December 24, instead of from December 26 to January 2, as previously announced. Every effort is being made, moreover, to allow students living at a distance to leave Cambridge in time to be home on Christmas Day, although such an action is not certain and the details have not yet bee n arranged...
...members of the R. O. T. C. listed below have fulfilled the necessary qualifications and have been recommended by the University Department of Military Science for the Third Series of Officers' Training Camps. These men will be allowed to take the special set of mid-year examinations which will extend from December 26 to January 2, and will probably receive orders from the War Department telling them just when and where to report for duty. It is expected that the University's representation will be stationed at Yaphank...
...been approached by any of the committee appointed to canvass the University, and who can add to the collection, must accordingly deposit what they have to offer before 10 A. M. at Phillips Brooks House. All contributions arriving after that will be too late for transfer to the special relief train...
...resulting fire. A committee of 13 undergraduates has been appointed, which will canvass the dormitories connected with the University and collect everything that would be useful to the citizens of Halifax. All their work, however, must be done before 10 o'clock this morning, since at that time the special truck will leave Phillips Brooks House carrying the University's share collected. This contribution will leave Boston at 12 o'clock on the special relief train sent by the Cambridge Branch of the Massachusetts Special Aid Society...
...training committee of the General Staff, War College Division, with a major-general at its head as director of training and special staff corps representatives, has been designated as the centre of instruction of troops in the United States and the direct representative of the Chief of Staff. Associated with the director of training and training committee are the British and French military attaches, Generals Maclachlan and Vignal, and officer specialists and advisers of both Allied Armies. The functions of the training committee are as follows: To maintain close relations with expeditionary forces abroad and with troops undergoing training...