Word: membership
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Wednesday, the following gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year: pres. Prof. N. S. Shaler; senior vice-president, W. W. Nolen; junior vice-president, F. L. R. Sargent; recording secretary, T. W. Harris; corresponding secretary, W. M. Davis; treasurer, N. S. Kenison; librarian, F. H. Sellers; committee on membership, T. W. Harris, W. W. Nolen, G. H. Parker, W. M. Woodworth, J. A. Bailey. Re-elected. The officers of the Ornithological Club were re-elected for the year...
...most important amendment proposed by the committee, was a change in the article relating to membership For some time past, there has been a desire among those most interested in the welfare of the Union to make membership mean more than it has in the past. At the present, any student of the university can become a member simply by signing the constitution and paying a small fee. The problem which the committee had before them was to restrict membership in some way, but at the same time to retain the so-called cosmopolitism of the society. The following article...
...every friend of the society should make it an especial point to be present. For some time it has been the aim of several interested in the Union to make such changes in the constitution as should more closely unite the society and more clearly mark the privileges of membership. In order to do this, provisions must be inserted in the constitution to make membership depend on previous work, plainly manifested interest and approval of those already enrolled as members...
...previous custom made by reason of the fact that the winning pair in the fall tournament is never looked upon as champion in the same sense as the winning single player. Any person connected with the college can enter the tournament, since there is no longer a fee of membership connected with the associament, which entitle the players to free use of the turf courts, are 50 cents for single entries, and 15 cents for pairs. The book will immediately be left at Bartlett's, and the entries close on Sunday, May 17th...
...previous custom made by reason of the fact that the winning pair in the fall tournament is never looked upon as champion in the same sense as the winning single player. Any person connected with the college can enter the tournament, since there is no longer a fee of membership connected with the association. The entrance fees to the tournament, which entitle the players to free use of the turf courts, are 50 cents for single entries, and 15 cents for pairs. The book will immediately be left at Bartlett's, and the entries close on Sunday, May 17th...