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...Wesleyan Deficit...
...Colby, Colgate, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, George Washington, Haverford, Holy Cross, Lehigh, Marietta, Massachusetts Agricultural College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Middlebury, New Hampshire State, New York University, Northeastern, Norwich, Princeton, Purdue, Rhode Island State, St. Lawrence, Stevens, Trinity, Tufts, Union, University of Maine, University of Pennsylvania, University of Wisconsin, Wesleyan, Williams, Worcester Polytechnic, and Yale. These colleges have contributed a total of 127 undergraduates. In addition, 98 business men, most of whom are graduates of the University, have been admitted to the Corps...
Since his retirement as an active teacher in the University in 1909, undergraduates have known little of the part played by Professor John William White, A.M., Ph.D. '77, in the College affairs. Coming as a young man from Ohio Wesleyan, he was made tutor in Greek in 1874, took the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1877, was made Assistant Professor the same year, and Professor in 1884. He early showed a very marked ability as a teacher, an administrator, and a leader of men. He was for many years chairman of his department and division; as chairman...
...England who applied for enrolment in the Corps. Inquiries and letters are coming in rapidly from all parts of the country, and already 20 men from outside colleges have been admitted. The list of institutions represented consist of Boston University, Tufts, Dartmouth, Northeastern University, Brown, Amherst, Williams, Wesleyan, Massachusetts Agricultural College and Exeter. The total number of men accepted since the Corps was reopened after the Easter recess is now 251, and 74 others have applied for admission but have either been rejected for physical reasons or have not completed the last stages of their enrolment...
...raised a signal corps in addition to its required military unit, Pennsylvania is taking a detailed census of its faculty, students and alumni, and 1,000 men are drilling at Purdue. Among the other institutions that are preparing to do their share are Norwich, Maine, Middlebury, Bowdoin, Dartmouth, Colgate, Wesleyan, Trinity, Chicago, Minnesota, Williams, Amherst. Vermont, Worcester, Tech., Lafayette. Allegheny, Michigan, and a host of other colleges and universities that are either adopting military courses or have military training as a regular part of their curricula