Word: joined
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...least one subject on which all are agreed, and that is in denouncing the "mucker" nuisance. Nor. is it alone at Cambridge and New Haven, but at every college town of any considerable size these little nuisances seem to make their baneful presence felt. We can heartily join with the Yale Record when it breaks fourth in the following wail...
...wind; 2, paddling, three-quarters of a mile; 3, tandem paddling, three-quarters of a mile. The prizes will be cups. Second prizes will be given in races where four or more canoes start. Races are open only to members of the club. Persons may join the club upon payment to the treasurer of $3, for active membership; $1 for associate membership, besides the cost of the club burgee...
...proxy. The balloting for officers of the new club resulted as follows : Commodore. T. Dunham, '85 ; vice-commodore, P. L. Livingstone, '85 ; secretary-treasurer, A. G. Webster, '85. Messrs. T. L. Frothingham, '84, and Webster, '85, were constitute a committee on by-laws. It was voted that the club join the American Canoe Association. It was also decided that the initiation fee should be $3.00, with an annual assessment of $1.00, which amount covers the fees to be paid to the A. C. A. Another meeting will be held at the same room next Monday...
...following race-meetings will be held in May. It is hoped a large number of men will join those already training, as Harvard has to be well represented in all these races. Mr. Norton and Mr. Claflin will be ready to help all those who propose to train. The track is getting into good condition so that bicycles can be used...
...Total Abstinence League. As our correspondent suggests, the size of this society is by no means a fair representation of the sentiment of the college on this subject. Many persons who really are in accord with the objects of the society, both in feeling and practice, fail to join, either from a feeling that any pledge on such a subject is objectionable or because they do not care enough about the matter to take the necessary trouble. Still the tendency of the society is a good one, and the number of members under the circumstances is an indication that...