Word: young
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Zool. Lect. Rm.French 2-, 6-9, Emerson DFrench 7, Sever 35Geography 6, New Lect. HallGerman 1b, Emerson AGerman 2c, Emerson FGerman 3, Sever 18Government 24, Emerson FGovernment 31, Sever 5Greek 1b, Sever 30History 9, Sever 18History 32b, New Lect. HallLatin B, I, IIBatchelder to Powning (inclusive) Sever 29Reynolds to Young (inclusive) Sever 30Latin 8, Sever 30Mathematics 2 II, Sever 36Mathematics 35, Sever 36Meteorology 3, Geol. Mus. 43Music 2a hf., Emerson JPhilosophy 10, Emerson DPhilosophy 14a, Emerson DPhysics 13. Sever 24Semitic 4, Sever 17Semitic 8, Sever 5Semitic 13, Sever 5Social Ethics 6, Emerson JSpanish 5 Emerson J2 P. M.Education 3b, Harvard
...enough to make those young men who now are entering into the inheritance of tradition and power which great men have built and left, stand half abashed before their own arrogance and their own indifference to the past, remembering that all they enjoy of liberty and power has been earned by the blood of those who held liberty and power above the poor boon of existence. We cannot be untrue to those who have given so much. We cannot leave a lesser inheritance to the future than we have received from the past...
There has appeared the growth of a serious tendency for young men whose professional education in medicine is not now completed or not begun to cease their preparation for national service in their chosen field, and to go into some other work where their abilities could be more easily available...
...line, on hospital boats, the doctors of all nations are present with the bearers of arms, meeting, if need be, death with equal fortitude. The mortality among those who do not strive to inflict wounds, but to heal them, has been notably great. There is chance here for our young men of spirit to accomplish at once a brave and a noble work. The medical staff has no room for cowards, moral or physical. However, medical students are not cowards, either moral or physical, or they would not undertake the work they have...
...best thing that a young man under age can do now, while awaiting such congressional action, is to remain at college and take the military training there. I should not advise anyone to enlist before he is actually needed, for we must not use up all of our strength at once--if this is exhausted we should have little to fall back upon. You are like substitute football players, who are of great service although not actually in the game...