Word: membership
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard. There are some two dozen rooms in the building. The cost will approximate $55,000. The sum was raised by subscriptions from the Harvard graduates in New York City and from various wealthy alumni in other parts of the country. The club itself has at present a membership of nearly seven hundred...
...membership is determined as follows...
...Active membership shall be confined to members of Harvard University who study engineering subjects with the purpose and intention of becoming practising engineers, also the instructors of Harvard University who teach subjects connected with engineering. Active members alone may vote or hold office...
...Honorary membership shall be confined to those whose experience and ability have given them distinction in engineering work...
...consolidation of public sentiment in favor of good government by the formation of a new and large National League for the complete abolition of the spoils system. It is desired thoroughly to popularize the movement and to make it effective in every part of the United States. Membership in the new league is to be without dues, although voluntary contributions will be welcomed...