Word: wilson
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...order to assist members of the University in registering on June 5, for the selective draft, in accordance with President Wilson's proclamation, the Registrar's of the University have issued the following statement which gives complete information on the requirements for this registration...
According to the rulings laid down by President Wilson in his draft proclamation of May 18, all members of the University between the ages of 21 and 30, inclusive, who live in Cambridge must register on June 5 at places to be designated later. Those who live outside of Cambridge should apply as soon as possible to the city clerk at the City Hall in Central Square for instructions as to how they may be registered by agent or by mail. President Wilson's statement in regard to this point was as follows...
Appointments: Bruce Robinson Silver 2G, as Assistant in Chemistry; Carl Henry Wilson 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Herbert Frederick Engelbrecht 3G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Melville Johnston Marshall, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Alexander Donald Macdonald 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Arthur Welch Phillips 1G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Orin Renwick Douthett 1G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Ralph Hunter Bailey 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in Chemistry; Joseph Vincent Fuller 2G, as Austin Teaching Fellow in History; Reginald Francis Arragon, as Instructor in History; Lee Irvin Smith...
...Eiseman 2L P 46 M. N. Friedman 2L P 46 23 W. E. Daly '19 W 19 C. J. Romieux '19 W 19 24 H. Goodman 2L P 70 25 C. W. Carter, Jr., '20 P 21 R. A. Snow '20 P 21 26 D. H. Wilson '19 W 22 27 R. C. Rowse '20 P 40 28 F. S. Lear 1G P 8 Frank Norvak 1G P 8 29 B. L. Chadwick '20 P 87 A. H. Perkins '20 P 87 30 Harris Berlack '20 P 3 D. M. Davis '20 P 3 31 S. N. Stevens...
...will maintain peace in the world. We feel, of course, that this is impossible as long as the present dynasty and philosophy prevail in Germany. But Professor Francke's attitude is at least a step in the right direction. It indicates the path of tolerance and foresight which President Wilson indicated in his speech of April...