Word: specializes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...helm of the University have decided to give the special examinations for the Yaphankers during the time of the Christmas vacation. This effectively keeps the future soldiers from seeing their families and friends before going to war. It seems an unnecessary parting thrust at the student as he leaves; it gives him a decidedly bad taste of Harvard to carry with him through life. These examinations could be a week earlier; such a favor would be highly appreciated...
...Special mid-year examinations to be taken by students who are called to military or naval service in January, 1918, and have arranged at the office of the Recorder or at the Military Department to be admitted to such examinations, will be held from Wednesday, December 26, 1917, to January 2, 1918, inclusive. These examinations will begin at 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. daily, and will not be less than two hours nor more than three hours in length. In a few days the exact time of each examination will be announced...
...accordance with the vote of the Faculty, providing for special 'mid-year examinations to be taken by students who are called to military or naval service in January, 1918, all such students under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences not registered in Military Science 1 or Military Science 2 are requested to notify the Recorder at University 4 not later than today...
...Technology there are something like a dozen Government schools, each established to meet a distinct need. Included in the schedule of war work are the Army and Navy aviation schools, courses for naval architects, special French courses and special training for drafted men. Military training is required of all freshmen at the Institute, and the members of the other classes have also organized a battalion...
...American Red Cross to the ever-growing collection of war poetry has appeared in the form of "A Calendar of War Verse." Although in our busy world the calendar of quotations, once so popular, has given way to the more useful "Memorandum," this little desk calendar deserves special notice...