Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard Medical School Association has a present membership...
...being simply to get the speaking material into the Union. The competitive trial will occur about a week after the mid-years, and all men who have any expectation of trying are urged to join at once. Two speeches on the floor of the house entitle a man to membership. There will be a meeting tonight, at which the question of closing the World's Fair will be discussed. At this meeting, tickets for the debate in Sanders Theatre will be given to union members. No member can procure tickets unless in regular standing and with all dues paid. Members...
...Five years later a building was erected in the Southwestern slope of Mount Lycabettus, the ground being given by the Greek government. The school is open, free of tuition, to the graduates of all colleges that support the institution and also to students whom the committee deem worthy of membership. A permanent director has charge of the school and is assisted by a Professor of Art and a Professor of the Greek language and literature, who are sent out every year by one of the supporting colleges...
...every two weeks. It is now proposed to hold literary meetings at which there will be discussions and readings and addresses by some of the older members of the faculty. Any member of the faculty and of the professional schools, and students in the Graduate Department are entitled to membership. The intention is to make the club house a place where the graduates may feel at home while in town and at the same time bring the older and more recent graduates together. All graduate publications from Harvard and many other colleges are taken in the reading room. The present...
...resident membership of the University Athletic Club is 1.612. Yale leads with 441, Harvard comes next 381. while Columbia and Princeton have 181 and 114 respectively...