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Though the school is primarily for college graduates it has always accepted, without candidacy for a degree, non-college men of qualified preparation if they have had at least three consecutive years of business experience and have been over 21 years of age. It offers under the present temporary arrangement for men above the age at which the Government is calling to military service, opportunity for training for civilian positions in which men may be more directly useful than otherwise in helping to produce the material means by which in part the war will...
...them entitled "Regiment successful in exercises: work pleased Morize"--and the other: "Col. Applin criticizes discipline in the Corps." That impression must have been still stronger for the readers of the Boston papers, which reproduced those two articles in the same column, incompletely, and without any comment...
There is no reason to believe that this summer's camp will not equal last year's, provided that the Military Science men of this University enrol. They will be the "brains and spinal cord" of the regiment without them discipline and efficient instruction will be impossible. Until we can become officers there is no better task open to us than to teach others what we have learned and thus start them on the road to commissions. The preparatory schools of New England will flock to this camp; it is up to every one of us to do our part...
...that the other men of the University's quota will go to Camp Devens next Wednesday, May 15. All men who are to leave College to attend these O. T. C.'s must receive certificates from Major Flynn stating that they are to be admitted to the training camps. Without these certificates no men will be accepted at the two cantonments. May 8. Washington...
...unexpectedly to the Military Office and to the men selected to attend the O. T. C., as it had been commonly thought that the entire University quota would be sent to Camp Devens, at Ayer. The removal of the men to the middle-western cantonment has been ordered, however, without any explanation from the War Department...