Word: membership
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Union problem is still unsolved. Membership and receipts have been further diminished, and much of the recent saving has been due to postponing needed repairs. Mr. Clark takes up a difficult task, and he will need all the undergraduate support available...
...Union will be open to all members of the University during the next two weeks. During that period new students are invited to go through the building. Later the Union will be closed to all but members who have paid the membership fee of ten dollars, which may be charged on the January term bill. Those who are already members will continue as such unless they sign...
...tickets which admit owners to all contests on Soldiers Field, except the baseball and football games with Yale, and to membership in either the Weld or Newell Boat Club upon registering at the boat house and paying the required locker fee, are now on sale to members of the University only at Leavitt & Peirce's at $5 each. Football season tickets, admitting to all football games played on Soldiers Field by the University team, except that with Yale, are on sale to members of the University and the public at the following places: in Cambridge at the Co-operative main...
...making it permanent. The order of business to come before the meeting will therefore be as follows: the selection of a name for the association; consideration of the desirability of affiliation with similar organizations with other colleges; discussion of the proposed plan of summer meetings; fixation of a membership fee; consideration of the establishment of an office in Cambridge where information can be assembled and distributed to members; election of permanent officers...
...Science, are indicated by abbreviations of cum laude, magna cum laude, and summa cum laude, as well as the field in which distinction was won. Academic positions are noted only in the case of permanent appointments, such as presidencies and professorships. The list of learned societies in which membership is credited, has been, of necessity, curtailed, for it is apparent that the rapidly growing list of graduates necessitates some economy of space. Mr. Lane has, however, succeeded in giving every graduate who has attained distinction in academic work his right place in the company of scholars...