Service and Sacrifice: Clemson Men in World War II

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  Memorial service honors heroes

  This article describes the second memorial service for Clemson men killed or missing in WWII.
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  Tribute to be paid in services at fieldhouse

  This article looks forward to the second memorial service for Clemson men killed or missing in WWII.
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  In memory of Clemson's heroes who have died

  This article features tributes to the first eleven Clemson men killed in WWII.
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  Seventeen former students to be honored on Monday

  This article looks forward to the first memorial service for former Clemson students killed or missing in WWII.
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  Freshmen try to leave for Japan

  This feature in the Clemson Tiger Picture News depicts the adventures of a group of freshmen cadets who pretended to leave for Japan after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  Here's how Clemson feels about war

  This article records the responses of a number of Clemson cadets to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  Clemson and the war

  In this editorial, Harris Hollis describes the reactions of Clemson cadets to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  Total war

  This editorial urges Clemson students to continue their studies instead of rushing to enlist in the wake of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  Japs lack 'honor and decency'

  This article reports the opinions of Clemson faculty about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  Journalist advises Clemson to be calm

  In this article, Clemson alumnus and war correspondent Ben Robertson advises cadets to focus on their studies while they wait to be called for military service in the wake of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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  Poole tells students to remain calm during time of emergency

  This article reports the speech of Clemson President Robert F. Poole, urging cadets to focus on their studies while they wait to be called for military service in the wake of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.