Word: membership
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...latest membership figures of the Union are given below, compared with the number registered at the same date in the last three years: 1903 1904 1905 1906 Active, 1893 1769 1628 2095 Associate, 880 867 772 666 Graduate life, 853 935 976 1028 Student life, 16 31 56 65 Non-resident, 813 870 756 637 -- -- -- -- Total...
...annual report of President Briggs of Radcliffe College has just been issued. In it the number of students in Radcliffe is given as 463, a slight increase over last year. With a membership, however, of 500 or 600 the college would be in no way embarrassed, and could offer more elective courses. This offering of elective courses. This offering of elective courses with Harvard teaching remains the peculiar distinction of Radcliffe, and endowment, says the report, for this purpose is always the supremely useful gift to the college. The endowment should eventually be so large that Radcliffe may pay properly...
Professor C. R. Lanman has recently been elected an honorary member of the Societe Asiatique of Paris, which was founded in 1821, and has an honorary membership of 29. He has also been elected to the Royal Society of Sciences of Gottingen, Prussia, founded in 1751. Four other Americans share the same honor: Mr. A. Agassiz '55, Professor C. Gross h.'01, Professor S. Newcomb '58, of Washington, and Professor Penfield, of Yale...
...order to bring together and promote good fellowship among the past and present members of the Bussey Institution. It is planned to carry out this purpose by giving an annual dinner and holding spreads on Class Day. All past and present members of the Institution are eligible for membership...
...should like to thank the House Committee for doing so much of the Membership Committee's work. However, I would add that the members of the Membership Committee did not shirk their work, but realized rather that the House Committee, which practically ran the Union during last year, should have its own way in all matters of administration. D. A. NEWHALL. Chairman Membership Committee