Word: membership
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Johnson '05, 136 R. Grant, Jr., '06, 136 Law School. R. Ernst 1L., 36 A. H. Fox 1L., 14 Divinity School. H. A. Weston 2Dv., 10 Graduate School. W. A. Colwell 3G., 18 Departments outside of Cambridge. F. L. Burnett 3M., 19 D. Gregg 1M., 13 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE. Undergraduates. D. J. Hurley '05, 263 F. K. Leatherbee, '07, 249 W. A. Schick, Jr., '05, 194 O. D. Filley '06, 153 R. H. Bollard '05, 127 Law School. M. R. Brownell 2L., 32 Divinity School. H. A. Weston 2Dv., 11 Graduate School. P. H. Allen 1G., 14 Departments outside of Cambridge...
...treasurer's report for the year ending March 1, 1904, shows an increase in the deficit from $1539.49 to $2963.50. This is due to a smaller return from membership fees, and to an increased loss in the running of the dining rooms and house department...
...decrease in the undergraduate membership has necessitated the strictest economy. No entertainments have been given that entailed expense and the open fires and afternoon tea were only made possible by the gift of graduates. Although the working force has been reduced, few complaints about the service have been made...
...Sanger, chairman of the Membership Committee made his report, which in brief is as follows...
...membership in the Union up to April 1, 1904, is 4481 as against 4473 for the same time last year. The small gain was made through the graduate members. There have been 77 life members added to the list during the past year, and the non-resident membership has increased 30. There has been, however, a falling off in the student membership. The reason for this, so far as the committee has been able to find out, is financial, and considered the result of the general poor financial condition of the student body this year. The active membership...