Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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S. A. E. House — Barracks No, 3 Indiana University was one of the first to make this contract, and began early to make plans for the housing and feeding of the great number of soldiers who were to be trained here. Beta House — Barracks No. 4 Page Seventeen

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Delta Tau House — Barracks No. i able to muster a sufficient number of students for military drill. This surrender on the part of the colleges to the government control was to be voluntary, and the relation between the government and the college was to be a matter of contract. A duty rested upon the colleges to provide suitable barracks and subsistence for the members of the Stu- dent ' s Army Training Corps, in addition to academic instruction, the colleges to be reimbursed as agreed upon in the contract with the giovernment. s Page Sixteen

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Vith these developments, military activity became the most marked phase of University life at the beginning of the present college year. Indiana University was selected as one of the colleges which was to have a unit of the Student ' s Army Training Corps, and the young men of this and adjoining States began to make preparations to be in- ducted into the army here, preparatory to being sent to some other training- camp after they had been instructed along special lines at this camp. 1 t !» pARRACK£ f NO 6 r yr- ■•M.ii if? Pif ifi : ' - , - ' K Ell fs. s -l- ' f ' s a «• -V « 1 im Hw nn » ik4i ,„ Kappa Sic House — Barracks Xo. 6