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...members of the D.U. will not be extended automatic membership. Rather, D.U. members will have to undergo the punching process once again to gain admission to the Fly Club next year, Sprinkle said. This means that senior D.U. members, although considered graduate members of the merged entity, are now clubless...
Dake said he thinks the clubs would "stillremain viable" even if women frequented the clubless often. "I don't think the main reason whymost men join clubs is to meet women," Dake said...
...members of every class survived the selection process, and the clubs were so exclusive that graduates of old and rich but "democratic" Andover and Exeter more often than not failed to make any club. Even one third of the alumni of the socially elite "St. Grottlesex" schools found themselves clubless at the end of sophomore year...
...considerable distance to the University Club, which must naturally seem less home-like than their own club houses. The inevitable result of building the new club too far from the old established societies will be that the social men of the College will stay away from it entirely, the clubless men will attend in a body, and the University, instead of being solidified and drawn together, will be more sharply divided than ever before. The whole purpose of the new Union will be defeated. A CLUB...
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