Word: cosmopolitanism
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Cosmopolitan Club was organized last night at a meeting in the Assembly Room of the Union as a result of a communication published in the Harvard Bulletin and of knowledge of similar organizations at Cornell, Michigan, Wisconsin and other universities...
...meeting of men interested in the formation of a Cosmopolitan Club in the University was held yesterday afternoon, at which J. D. Greene '96 was authorized to appoint a committee to prepare a list of persons to be invited to a meeting for the formation of the club. The qualifications for membership were discussed, and it was decided that the proportion of Americans in the club should not exceed one-third of the total membership. All foreign students in the University will be eligible to membership...
...meeting of men interested in the formation of a Cosmopolitan Club in the University will be held at 4.45 o'clock this afternoon in the Committee Room of the Union. The committee appointed at the first meeting to draw up a constitution will make a report, and it is possible that a constitution may be adopted. A report of a committee will also be given on the question of acquiring quarters for the club. It is not likely that any final formation of a club will be effected today...
...meeting of men interested in the formation of a Cosmopolitan Club, as outlined in the CRIMSON of December 4, was held yesterday afternoon in the Union. The principal business of the meeting was the selection of a committee to draw up a constitution for the proposed club. This committee will gather all the available information possible regarding the similar clubs at the Universities of Michigan and Cornell, and will base their action on this information. The constitution will be presented to the larger informal organization on January...
Plans have been nearly completed for a Cosmopolitan Club to be formed of foreign students in the University. The general plan of the club was suggested by Mr. H. W. Foote '97 in a letter to the Harvard Bulletin in which he describes the club at the University of Michigan which he was instrumental in forming...