Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Yale University Catalogue, issued Tuesday, shows a gradual development along all lines and in all departments. The total membership of the university is 2415, a gain of 65 over last year. Entrance examinations in English literature hereafter will be conducted in the subjects proposed by the commission of leading instructors in New England colleges, instead of a list compiled by the Yale faculty...
Last evening there was an enthusiastic meeting of Minnesota representatives to revive the old Minnesota Club which existed here from '88 to '92. Officers were elected and committee appointed for the ensuing year. At present the club has a membership of twenty-five. The officers are: President, Karl DeLaittre '97; secretary and treasurer, Robert E. Olds...
...graduate club has been formed in the college with quite a large membership. This has in a large manner been patterned after the one in existence at Harvard at the present and its aims will be to provide for original research in different departments by its members, and to draw together more closely the graduate students separated as they are by difference of aims...
...business meeting which followed these men were elected to membership: W. R. Dickinson '99, F. S. Dowells Gr., S. L. Wonson '99, H. L. Holmes '98. It was voted to postpone the election of officers for the ensuing half year, which according to the constitution should have taken place last night, until the next regular meeting, Thursday evening, December...
...said, is the child of the English Christian Social Union which was started at Oxford in 1890 by Professor Westcott, now Bishop of Durham, Scott Holland, Canon of Saint Paul's Cathedral, Charles Gore, and M. A. Carter of Pusey House, Oxford. The English Union now has a membership of 5000, mostly in the universities...