Word: wars
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...discussion groups were originated in March, 1918, when a mass meeting of the University was called in order to arouse undergraduate interest in the problems of reconstruction after the war. So much enthusiasm was shown at the meeting that it was decided to start the new system. Twelve groups were formed under different members of the Faculty, and 121 students enrolled at that time...
...encouraging increase over the past few years is shown in the present enrollment at the Graduate Architectural School. Though this year's total of 32 students is slightly smaller than before the war, the fact that the entering class is larger than usual leads Professor C. W. Killam, Acting Dean of the school, to believe that it will continue to grow. Included among this year's students are graduates of Yale, Dartmouth, Rippon and the Universities of Pennsylvania, Texas, Louisville and Toronto...
Information has been received from Washington that the Government War Risk Insurance may now be converted into permanent policies. According to the law this conversio0n must take place within five years after the declaration of peace. The Bureau of War Risk Insurance advises men who own a War risk policy to convert it to a permanent policy as soon as possible. Six forms of permanent policy are now offered by the government. They are; (1) ordinary life, (2) twenty-payment life, (3) thirty-payment life, (4) twenty-year endowment, (5) thirty-year endowment, (6) endowment maturing...
...Class of 1920 had considered erecting a gate as a memorial to those of its members who lost their lives in the European war. Last spring it was thought that the general Harvard Memorial would not get under way for several years, in which case subscriptions for the two memorials would not have been conflicting. As a matter of fact, the big memorial is now under way, and it would be a mistake to detract any subscriptions at all from...
Fourteen men of the class of 1920 save their lives in the war and three were decorated for bravery in the field. The men who were thus honored were A. E. Angier, F. R. Austin, and D. E. Putnam...