Word: joined
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...possibility of others competing with them. with any chance for success. Besides, these two colleges already belong to an organization containing, with some exceptions, the finest players in the country; and, while we have no doubt both Harvard and Yale would return a courteous reply, were an invitation to join such a league as we propose extended them, it seems to us such an invitation, considering all circumstances, would be rather absurd and might be justly so considered by them." The suggestion seems to us an excellent one and one worthy of adoption by the colleges named. Only we hope...
Whereas the fiscal year of the Harvard Cooperative begins in February, the board of directors have decided to amend the articles governing the society, as follows: "Freshmen may join the society for the first half of the academic year, and seniors for the last half of the academic year, on the payment of one dollar." It is proposed at the expiration of two weeks, to add this amendment to Article...
...Tennis Club and the disputes of last fall. Not only are the policy and rules of the association matters for immediate action, but another question presents itself for serious consideration-that of the conflicting claims of the club and the men who play tennis but have not joined the association. An effort was made last fall to induce all players to join the association, and thus to consolidate the privileges possessed by the members. But the scheme was not entirely successful, and there are at present a number of men who play tennis and do not belong to the club...
...meeting of the Tennis Association to be held this week will make arrangements as to the tenure of courts for the coming season, and will try to adopt measures to induce all tennis players at Harvard to join the association...
That a petition be circulated among the members of the university to the effect that they will join the association after the spring recess, provided the price of board does not exceed $4.25 per week. That if such petition be not signed by five hundred men on or before April 4th, the hall will not be opened after the spring recess...