Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...been elected members of the Whist Club: J. H. Peck L. S. and C. S. Thurston of last year's Yale team. F. F. Dresser L. S., J. W. Peck '96, and E. E. Denison, M. I. T., have been elected honorary members. All men wishing to try for membership should send their names to the secretary, F. N. Morrill '97, 44 Mathews...
Winners of firsts and seconds in the 'varsity fall handicaps may obtain their cups on calling at the office of the Graduate Manager and presenting their H. A. A. membership tickets...
...chief difficulty would arise from the question of money. He said that $100,000 would doubtless be necessary for the building alone. He thought that $15,000 a year would be hardly sufficient for the expenses of the club. If each man were to be assessed $10 a year membership fee, as proposed, it would take 1500 members to make up this...
...MacKenzie then addressed the meeting. He delivered a speech of witty and interesting reminiscences of his former membership and then, passing to more serious matters, spoke of the terrible mistake that a college man makes in letting religion lie in abeyance during his four years in college...
...evening of Nov. 7, it was agreed that an informal meeting of the members of the Conference should be called, to take place Wednesday evening, November 13, in the Psychological Laboratory, Upper Dane Hall, at 8 o'clock, to consider the advisability of forming a Philosophical Club. The membership, the general plans, and the constitution of this club, in case such an organization should be founded, may be taken under consideration by those present at this first meeting, to which all members of the Philosophical Conference (i. e., all persons who hold the degree of any College or Professional School...