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Credit to Yale and Princeton Men
The authorities of both Yale and Princeton have taken steps to give credit for their year's work to men who are accepted for active service by the Government. No such general provision, however, as that recently made by the University Faculty has been adopted to allow the officers' training corps of these universities to go into intensive training.
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