Word: statement
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Captain Halstead Dorey, who is in charge of the organization of the students' military instruction camps has written to the University to correct a statement which appeared in the newspapers recently. The War Department has made no change in the camps in this section of the country, and they will be held as scheduled from July 5 to August 8, inclusive...
Regarding Professor Meyer's resignation as exchange professor, which he claims was made because of the ideas expressed in the Advocate's poem, the following statement from University Hall is illuminating: "On December 18, 1914, The Secretary to the Corporation of Harvard College, stated that the University had intended to extend to Professor Kuno Meyer a formal invitation to lecture at the University on the subject "Celtic Literature" in which he is so eminent; but, in view of his active propaganda among the Irish in behalf of Germany, and the neutral attitude assumed by the University in regard...
...retiring president of Phillips Brooks House, W. H. Trumbull, Jr., '15 speaks of the growing appreciation of the House among the students. This statement is merely the crystallization of a sentiment which every undergraduate must have felt. The active member of Phillips Brooks House--once classed either as a fanatic or a hypocrite--is now recognized as a serious and efficient worker. A perusal of the reports printed in this morning's CRIMSON is sufficient to indicate what two forces have been at work to accomplish this change...
...statement as made at the class dinner last night is as follows: INCOME ACCOUNT. Balance from W. Willcox, Jr., Oct. 31, $693.80 1914-15 class collection to March 31, $718.25 Interest, $9.83 Red Book contribution, $665.00 Total income, $2,086.88 EXPENDITURES. Total expenses to March 31, $639.51 Bad checks, $19.20 Total expenditures, $658.71 Total balance...
...debate opened with a statement of the opinions of each side, J. T. L. Jeffries '15 speaking first for the affirmative. The discussion then resolved itself into a question of armament, with summer camps figuring as an aid in increasing the strength of the country's defences...