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...nominated for office and the choices of each class are designated. In the event of insufficient petitions being field it may make such additional nominations as it believes would be conducive to the general interests of the various classes. Its function terminates as soon as the Student Council proper has been elected according to the rules of the Council, and thereafter it ceases to exist...
...completion of this inspection the 1st battalion followed by the 2nd and 3rd in order at the proper distance, will be marched around the track inside the Stadium, following the consolidated band from Camp Bartlett...
...involving only a small portion of the troops. Security demands that no section of the line move so far ahead as to form a long narrow salient. What progress is made into Russia must be very slow, since an enormous front is concerned. To consider a German drive without proper precaution for defense is to neglect their policy and temperament. Teutons have so far made possible by their thoroughness a tenacious hold on what they have gained; it is unlikely that they would invade Russia with any less care and preparation...
...honestly say that he is being forced to do nothing when every day the Government is suggesting ways for everyone to help? Shooting at the Prussians is not the only way of winning the war. Supposing after proper training the whole United States Army should be taken to Europe and should hurl down the German Army and Capture Berlin; would we then return home without a word, satisfied with merely a military victory? Of course...
With 1800 sailors "on board" the Radio School is now the largest establishment of its kind in the entire country, and probably in the world. So successful has been the work of the school and such complete facilities for proper training are there provided, that all radio schools in the country are being closed as quickly as is possible, with the exception of those small stations preparing men for entrance to this Cambridge post...