Word: interviewing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...part of the preparedness program at Yale University, the Sheffield Scientific School has voted to offer, in event of hostilities, the complete apparatus of the school as well as the laboratories for such uses as the Government might desire. In an interview in the Yale News, Dean Jones said that if war came he would like to see the university grounds turned into a training camp, the "Commons" dining hall used as a mess room, the dormitories as barracks, and the athletic fields as parade grounds...
Professor J. A. Walz, Ph.D. '95, chairman of the German Department, stated yesterday in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter that the courses in German at the University would not be affected in case of war between Germany and the United States. "The department," said Professor Walz, "proposes to go on with its work. All the instructors except one are United States citizens. The status of the one who is not would have to be determined by the action of the Government and of the Corporation...
...Edward Bangs Drew '63, retired senior commissioner of the Imperial Maritime Customs of China, stated his views about the recent anti-German developments in China in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter yesterday. Mr. Drew was secretary of the embassy of Li Hung Chang to the United States in 1896, and was chairman of the executive committee of the Medical School of China. He was twice decorated by the former Chinese Emperor. He is also ex-president of the Royal Asiatic Society of Shanghai and a Fellow of the Eastern Asiatic Society of Boston...
Professor William Morse Cole '90, of the Business School, yesterday outlined in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter the war preparations which have been undertaken at the Business School. He said that many of the members of the Business School were enrolled in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps and that they were fitting themselves for positions in the Quartermaster Officers' Reserve Corps...
...interview with a CRIMSON reporter yesterday, Captain Cordier stated that so far as students in the University are concerned, he would not be disposed to recommend for commission any men not enrolled in the R. O. T. C. until all those who are at present members of the corps and are eligible for commissions have been recommended. This will mean, he explained, that the present members of the course will be considered before other students and thus will either be promoted to higher commissions later or receive higher commissions at once, than other students...