Word: without
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...present issue is of peculiar interest as it is the last number of the Monthly to appear before the temporary suspension of publication. This, to whatever "existing circumstances" it may be due, is a great misfortune. The Monthly, however much it may have been without honors in its own country, has filled to a certain extent the important post of Devil's Advocate amid the blatant orthodoxy of undergraduate life. And it has filled it, as anyone outside of College will tell you, with no little distinction. The Monthly has fallen a prey to all the ills that flesh...
There is no profit to a single man in waiting for some hoped-for opportunity which may never arise. If he waits, he had as well wait to the end of the war, when his nation will have attained victory or gone down to perdition without him. No man wants to be a procrastinator...
Yale men who are below the age limit for service in any of the military or naval branches of service of the United States Government are being urged to join the ambulance work in France as the service which can best be done by such men without sacrificing their college education...
...Such Yale under-age men as feel that they should go now will do well, I think, to join the American Ambulance Corps, for this is a fine work and one which can be done without sacrificing a college education. Probably some arrangement can be made with the University authorities whereby it will be possible to receive credit for some, at least, of the six months which would be required in France...
...degrees at the time the Stadium tickets are assigned. Only officers of instruction and government of the rank of assistant professor and over, and alumni of not less than 25 years' standing, may join the academic procession and enter the theatre. No one will be admitted to the theatre without a ticket...