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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...present society was organized with a view to the improvement of its own members, rather than for doing any public work. Its membership consists of instructors connected with the Classical Department of the University, of graduate students in Philology, and of students who, having taken second year honors in Classics, or having entered on advanced standing from some other college, are devoting their main attention to classical work. Honorary members may occasionally be elected. The objects of the society are two-fold: to promote social intercourse between the instructors and the students of the Classical Department, and to encourage original...
...statistics show that far from degenerating, the Union has had the most successful year in its history. This is evidenced by a larger attendance than ever before, by its financial prosperity, by the fact that the Union has this year distributed shingles, and thought it well to restrict its membership...
TENNIS ASSOCIATION. The tennis courts on Holmes and Jarvis fields are now ready for use. These courts are open to all members of the university, under the same condition as last year. There is no membership fee to join the association, but each player pays the man who collects on the field for the use of a court. The charge on the clay courts is 10 cents for each man, and on the turf courts 20 cents, except when four play, when it is 15 cents apiece. Nets can be had without extra charge by applying...
...OAKES, Secretary.TENNIS ASSOCIATION. The tennis courts on Holmes and Jarvis fields are now ready for use. These courts are open to all members of the university, under the same condition as last year. There is no membership fee to join the association, but each player pays the man who collects on the field for the use of a court. The charge on the clay courts is 10 cents for each man, and on the turf courts 20 cents; except when four play, when it is 15 cents apiece. Nets can be had without extra charge by applying...
...splendid building of the New York Athletic Club stands on the southeast corner of Sixth Avenue and fifty-fifth Street. The membership of the club is now about 2000, while the list of applicants for admission is enormous. It is thought, however, that many members will resign, as the dues have recently been increased from $25 to $40, a change that has caused much dissatisfaction...