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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Different from anything yet taken up amid the mass of talk and writing on the League of Nations is the subject. The Religious Aspect of the League of Nations" chosen by Dr. Elmer A. Leslie he will lead a discussion on the question from this point of view at the meeting of the University Christian Association on Phillips Brooks House tomorrow morning from 9.30 until...
...Dr. Ernest William Goodpasture has been appointed Assistant Professor of Pathology at the Harvard Medical School for five years. Dr. Goodpasture was graduated from Vanderbilt College in 1907, took his medical degree at Johns Hopkins in 1912, and served as pathologist and instructor in pathology at Johns Hopkins and its hospital from 1912 to 1915. In that year he came to the Peter Brent Brigham Hospital at Boston. In 1917 he was appointed Instructor in Pathology at the Harvard Medical School, and during the war acted as Assistant Surgeon in the United States Naval Reserve Force...
...Harvard Unit was organized in the spring of 1915, and in June of that year 32 surgeons and physicians, three dentists, and 75 nurses, in charge of Dr. Edward H. Nichols '86, sailed for England. The Unit was assigned to General Hospital 22, British Expeditionary Forces, and remained in service, except for a break of three weeks in 1915, until the conclusion of hostilities. After several physicians had each had a term of service in charge of the Unit, Dr. Hugh Cabot '94 took permanent charge, was made Commanding Officer of the Hospital by the British Army, and was commissioned...
...game in which the "mighty" Yale eleven was clearly outplayed and outclassed by Coach Cavanaugh's machine it was evident that Yale's attack was entirely lacking in drive and in organization. Nor was the strength of her defense sufficient to justify the claim of the Yale supporters that Dr. Sharpe had intentionally neglected offensive training in order to first construct an impregnable defense...
Except for the fall to Yale's pride, however, the defeat was decidedly beneficial to Yale. Making no excuses for their failure Dr. Sharpe set to work to build up again his shattered team; and, what is most important, the entire University stood behind their coach, letting it be known to all the football world, that they had every confidence in the ability of their team to come back...