Word: wishes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...naturally ask, 'Why should the Entente Allies desire to draw China into the international maelstrom?' This is a question every intelligent man must answer in his own way. It is thought by some that Britain and France wish to engage freely a large number of Chinese laborers; this, however, they were free to do without the necessity of bringing China into the Entente group. She has no navy and her army is relatively a negligible quantity. In a word it seems easy to determine why China for her part should consent to a rupture of relations with Germany, but what...
...Seniors are reminded that in order to have the caps and gowns delivered in time for the Senior picture, Tuesday, March 27, will be the final day that these measurements can be taken. We wish to have the picture of the class complete, and no Senior will be allowed to be in the picture without a cap and gown. The class day committee urges that measurements be taken at once. Seniors should be measured this week as an act of courtesy to the Co-operative...
...applications for space in the Yard to be used for Class Day spreads, either by clubs or individuals, must be made in writing to H. H. Dadmun '17, Thayer 8, by Saturday, April 7. Applications should state where they wish to have their spreads, and as far as possible, the committee will allot the spaces as in former years. 1917 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE
...Seniors who have neglected to send their Class Lives (the red blanks) to the Photograph Committee at the H. A. A. must do so immediately, if they wish to be included in the Album. Blanks may be secured at Notman's, Leavitt and Peirce's, or the H. A. A. Eighty men who have had their pictures taken have failed to notify Notman which one they wish in the Album. If this is not done by Friday the committee will make the selection...
...Officers' Reserve aims to meet this need. It will gather under its colors the men who, without choosing the soldier's profession, wish to stand ready in case of danger. Their commissions will make them officers in the second line of defence, subject to immediate mobilization--a definite and essential part in the national defence. As such they must be a powerful, disciplined organization, fitted for difficult tasks and heavy responsibilities. They must be able to act promptly and intelligently in great emergencies, just as the French reservists in the present war, who threw themselves into the breach and saved...