Word: filled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...membership until their successors are elected. No undergraduate who is not in good standing at the College Office shall be eligible for membership. No member of the Council who fails to maintain good standing shall continue as a member of the Council. The Student Council shall appoint members to fill any vacancies that may occur...
...graded crews, two from each boathouse. Surely the inducement to take part in rowing now is greater than earlier in the fall. The only explanation, which seems to hold water, is that most of the men in the dormitory crews took up rowing as an experiment, have had their fill, and now give it up as uninteresting and unprofitable. That rowing is not intrinsically worth while cannot be the case, for many men, who are members of no organized crew, are out continually while the river is open...
...Lincoln was taken out of the second boat yesterday to fill in at 4 in the University eight, changes followed in the orders of the second and third crews. Parker, who has been rowing 4 in the second crew took Lincoln's seat at 6, Sullivan moving down from 2 to 4, and Eager going in at 2. Hoar, 4 in the third boat, took Warren's place at 3. Warren has been suffering from rheumatism and was unable to row today. Chadwick took Hoar's place at 4 in the third eight...
...clubs or societies wishing to use rooms in the Union must have 80 per cent. of their number members of the Union, and must fill out application blanks at a time sufficiently in advance of the desired date, so that a room may be conveniently assigned to them. Clubs holding their first meeting in the Union may, however, do so without having 80 per cent. of their men members of the Union...
...clubs or societies wishing to use rooms in the union must have 80 per cent, of their number members if the Union, and must fill out application blanks at a time sufficiently in advance of the desired date, so that the room may be conviently assigned to them. Clubs holding their first meeting in the Union, may, however, do so without having 80 per cent, of their men members of the Union...