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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...student has noticed and of them he has made his sport. But we have been a little too inclined to assume the censorious attitude. We have forgotten that these professors volunteered entirely of their own accord to take, in addition to their regular duties of instruction, such work as the military department might give them. They have made possible courses which otherwise would have required a new force of instructors. They have spent many hours and no little effort, and imposed upon themselves tiresome and unpleasant tasks. They have devoted evenings to the drudgery of correcting section papers. In everything...
...their services they have received little acknowledgement; yet they deserve due credit for the time they have given and for the effort they have expended, voluntarily, in the military department. In recognition of the work they have done, we salute the professor-officer...
...conference of the Association of Alumni Secretaries held last week in New Haven, that body, which periodically brings together for the discussion of their common problems the men who are directing the alumni work in American institutions of higher learning, gave special consideration to the question of alumni reunions in war-time. Indeed the entire conference illustrated the very point on which the discussion of this subject revealed complete unanimity--the point that every gathering together of college graduates at this time should subordinate all its interests to the one interest of the war. Nothing which did not bear upon...
Before an audience consisting of a doxen visiting officers and scores of civilians, the University Reserve Officers Training Corps Unit executed its last field maneuver of the academic year at Fresh Pond yesterday afternoon and closed its year's work with a regimental parade...
Today's exercise brings to a close the year's work of the R. O. T. C. All we have learned of close and open order, of French and American formations, and of discipline we shall have to show in the short space of two hours. The R. O. T. C. authorities sent from a dozen or more outside colleges will be careful and critical observers, and their favorable judgment cannot be obtained by a careless display. To a large extent the success of the Corps as a whole this year will be gauged from today's work...