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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...statement given out last night President Lowell said, "I fully expect every member of the University to join one of the military courses." In order to receive the greatest amount of support from the War Department and to maintain at the University the record of those who have already left to enter the service, this will be necessary. The University will make allowance for those men who would be barred from the courses by the rules of concentration and distribution by waiving those rules in special cases; faculty assistance has been offered generously; and commutation of uniforms has been promised...
...curtailment of any salaries, although a deficit of about $100,000 is in prospect for next year. President Hopkins and the trustees are in absolute agreement as to the policy which should be followed by the college in connection with the war; namely that the curriculum should be maintained unimpaired, and the departments of instruction should not be allowed to be weakened during this war which is bringing financial stress to the college. It is believed that through this policy, Dartmouth will be able to maintain its momentum and preserve its organization, for the purpose of giving opportunities of maximum...
After the R. O. T. C. goes into barracks in the Freshman Halls the Association will fit out the Common Rooms for the men living in the halls, and will also continue to maintain the recreation rooms in Pierce Hall and in Phillips Brooks House. A motion picture machine will be purchased, and it is planned to give moving picture entertainments in the Smith Quadrangle...
...Third, maintain that such a course of action at this time constitutes a patriotic service to the nation...
...other nations live. We knew we must have prohibition not only of the manufacture, but of the sale of intoxicants. Without the first measure we could not have armies commesurate with our greatness; without the second we could not feed those armies; without the third we could not maintain the men of these armies in the highest state of ability, nor make the utmost use of our resources at home...