Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...only extremely desirable that the class should be represented by excellent clubs; but the great benefit to the members, not only in musical training but in a social way, should make every place on the clubs eagerly contested for. Membership in one of the clubs will put a Freshman in a fair way to become acquainted with many of his class and through their Cambridge concerts with some of the best people in Cambridge...
...important change has been introduced this year in the qualifications for membership of a college team. As Columbia, Annapolis and others who may enter will henceforth draw men for their teams from all the departments of the university, it has been decided to allow any member of this University to try for the Harvard team. In former years members of teams were confined to the fencing clubs of the contesting colleges. In accordance with this new plan a petition has been sent to the Athletic Committee asking it to appoint Professor Rondelle fencing instructor at the Hemenway Gymnasium. If this...
...monthly business meeting H. W. Beal '97, L. O. O'Brien '97, one of the Princeton Debaters, and G. L. Patterson 1 L., were elected to membership...
...business meeting of the Harvard Union last evening K. DeLaittre '97, R. T. Parke '98, and R. W. Stout '98 were elected to membership. The subject chosen for the debate on December 11 was, "Resolved, That a Permanent Tariff Commission should be established in the United States for the formation of Tariff Policies...
...Boston, as well as for the Associated Charities of Cambridge, men have acted as volunteer visitors in poor families. In the Children's Aid Society more than a dozen men have regularly superintended Home Libraries.- small libraries placed in the homes of poor families and constantly renewed, the membership of each library including ten children from the neighborhood, and the volunteer visitor meeting with the group in the home of the librarian weekly. Half a dozen boys' clubs in the poorest parts of Boston and Cambridge have been partly manned by students...