Word: thoroughly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...past to see their duty, and they have never sidestepped The desire of every student to become an officer rests on the well-known fact that the first call for volunteers will create a need for many more commissioned men than exist at present. The quickest and most thorough way for anyone to obtain a reserve officer's commission is to enroll in the unit imediately and thereby realize his wish by September first or before. Many are questioning the advisability of obligating themselves for the summer camp. The practical drill that will be given in this manner must...
...enlistments in the Yale Reserve Officers' Training Corps now total 154 and the enrolment has been brought up to the desired number. It is intended to divide the men into two batteries of equal strength and thorough work is expected from units of this size. Training will be started immediately...
...interesting and productive fields in which the School has developed thorough plans of study are insurance and lumbering. In the former, four courses are now open for the second half year, and in the latter two. In connection with the specialization in lumbering, the School has made arrangements with a lumbering camp to have students spend four weeks in the summer preceding the fall opening observing timber and studying and milling operations. This is in line with the general policy of the School which is to have the students spend the summers in practical work...
...appointment of Professor Taussig to the new Tariff Board marks a noteworthy advance in American governmental administration of which every American should be proud. Professor Taussig has earned his place at the head of this country's economists largely through his brilliant and thorough investigations of tariff problems, and will now be enabled to use his knowledge in the most direct and practical manner. The value of his services cannot be easily appreciated by anyone who has not read one of his keen and impartial works dealing with the tariff...
...purpose of the Congress is to develop an efficient national spirit and to investigate means of adopting national policies which will bring about thorough preparedness for this country. It is expected that a resolution favoring the adoption of universal military training will be adopted as one of the most definite steps of the organization. The points to be considered by the committees are as follows: To consider the methods of maintaining America's position as a world power; to aid Americanization; to advance national efficiency, with especial reference to the budget system for governmental financing; to unify the efforts...