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...desirability of broadening the base of college education for pre-medical students has been discussed. It is strongly urged that the student, if now intent on concentrating in science, discuss the problem further with both medical students and medical school authorities. Pre-medical students need not enmesh themselves totally in the time-consuming lecture rooms and laboratories of science to prepare themselves for medical school. The time for gaining a broad, liberal education is now. The later program for training in medicine should not be confused with your present College period. John Sonneland...
Something new in blue disembarks at Radcliffe today as a new group of WAVES starts training at the Naval Supply Corps School here. The group, after stowing their gear at Briggs and getting acquainted with their new quarters will immediately enmesh themselves in the mysteries of naval disbursing and supply...
Observers will soon wear special uniforms and have a status similar to war correspondents-so that they can get around and won't be shot if captured. G.M. would not let the Army make officer specialists of its men because giving its men commissions would enmesh them in military red tape...
...Chief of Cavalry (which includes the Army's only mechanized brigade) was still a horseman (Major General John K. Kerr), who gets the heaves when he has to think about gasoline engines. General Wesson's offhand remark told more than he knew about the attitudes which underlie, enmesh, explain the Army and Navy...
...systems calculated to hold the mass invader until mass help arrived. From Antwerp through Louvain to Namur ran another line of forts, completed in the last seven months. And across the Belgian hills for 100 miles ran a flexible wall of heavy steel fence set on rollers, calculated to enmesh all tank advances until defensive cannon could demolish them. In 1914, King Albert had to withdraw his forces from Liege after twelve days, first to Brussels, which fell in another four days; then to Antwerp, which held out 67 days longer, after the Germans turned on it to end Belgian...