Word: validation
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...passing of the Reserve Officers' Act, and the colleges supporting preparedness by instituting military courses, the Camps will soon see developed a more complete system of preparation for the duties of an officer. The intelligent and energetic guidance of General Wood undoubtedly tends to the building up of a valid and thorough system of military education in which both Camp and College will play their parts. Such schemes cannot be improvised in a day, but meanwhile all who are able should be strongly urged to turn their faces towards Plattsburg if they can possibly spare the time. A patriotic duty...
...following excuses shall be valid: 1. Men who finish their athletic work with less than half an hour to dress and report for roll call. Lists of these men will be furnished by the managers of the teams. 2. Conflicts with militia exercises. 3. Men who are signed off by the office and other men who are sick. 4. The CRIMSON assistant managing editor...
...following excuses are not valid: 1. Social engagements of any kind. 2. Club meetings. 3. Rehearsals. 4. Business engagements. (This is not to apply to men who have regular work in earning their living.) 5. Absence from Cambridge. 6. College work--either at time of meeting or future...
...everyone. Is it because by changing it a time-honored custom would be broken? Yet it is only a few years ago that the arrangements of Commencement week were changed. Is it because the change would interfere with the April hours? This does not seem to be a valid reason. For since the November hours come only five or six weeks after the opening of college the April hours could be all over several weeks earlier than they now are. For they are not now finished until nearly ten weeks after the mid-years. Surely five weeks is too short...
...payments of money are to be on the spot; promises are not valid...