Word: specializes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...part of the undergraduates to drop College work in favor of other activities is very strong. Yet at no time should closer attention be paid to studies than at present. All those who are candidates for a degree of any kind this spring may feel reasonably certain that special examinations in their particular fields will be held before the regular time. They should lose no time in making such preparations and reviews as may be necessary. Less than forty-eight hours' notice was given of the final examinations in the department of history, government and economics, covering the students' four...
...last meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences it was voted to provide special final examinations for members of the University who join either of the American ambulance corps in France. It had previously been voted by the Faculty that if arrangements were made by which students may devote their full time to the work of the R. O. T. C., examinations would be provided for such students in advance of the regular final examination period. The new ruling extends to all drivers...
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart '80 will give the first of a series of lectures on "Government" at Huntington Hall, Boston, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. This series which was arranged by the Special Aid Society, will be given entirely by professors of the University. "Who Steers the Ship of State" will be the subject of Professor Hart's lecture...
...Naval Reserve there is one of six different classes in which men may enter. All but Class 6, however, require special requirements for admission. The Fleet Naval Reserve, Class 1, is the merchant-marine class. Class 2 and Class 3 require, for admittance in any other rating than as an officer, previous experience in the merchant marine; to be an officer it is necessary to have served at least two years as officer on board an ocean on sea-going vessel. Class 5 is the Naval Reserve Flying Corps. The Navy Department has not enough sea-planes and instructors...
...series of lectures by professors of the University has been arranged by the Special Aid Society to be given at Huntington Hall, Boston. Professor Albert Bushman Hart '80 will give the first lecture tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock, when he speaks on "Who Steers the Ship of State?" All the topics come under the general subject of "Government," and they will be as follows: April 11, Professor Arthur Norman Holcombe '06, on "The Inside of State Government"; April 18, Professor George Grafton Wilson, on "International Rights and Duties of American Citizens"; May 2, Professor G. C. Whipple...