Word: talks
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...stigma attached to the quartermaster service, that a man in the service is looked down upon, has no foundation," Captain Bowen began. "If there is a man in the army besides the commanding officers who has power it is the quartermaster." And Dean Gay, who gave a talk preceding the Captain's speech, emphasized the same point...
Before Captain Bowen's talk, Dean Gay announced that the Business School would under no circumstances close its doors next year. He said that this was a time when men proficient in business administration were particularly needed, on account of the peculiar conditions which have developed in this country...
...Days for Talk...
...These days are not days for talk," said Dean Yeomans. "The Faculty has by unanimous consent and with the utmost confidence in you, made every concession to enable you to enter and serve in the cause of the nation. What difference does it make if the Faculty has done this if you do not stand by the Government. We have been criticized for going too far, for giving the students an opportunity to conceal 'slacking' and demoralization. The country is watching how you are standing up, and is asking questions. 'Can you submit to subordination, discipline, and self-control...
Captain Ian Hay Beith, the English writer and lecturer, will talk on "Modern Battlefield Tactics" at the Tremont Temple Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The lecture is being held under the auspices of the New England headquarters of the Military Training Camps Association, and it will be free to anyone interested. Members of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps are particularly invited to attend. As the official lecturer from the British to this country, Captain Beith is well known to members of the University...