Word: membership
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following amendment to the constitution of the Student Council, Article I, section 2 on membership, is proposed and hereby posted: "Resolved, that the words 'the four major sport captains' shall be changed so as to read the five major sport captains." This amendment is to be adopted to include the hockey captain...
...summary of the purposes of Phi Beta Kappa and of its requirements for membership, printed elsewhere, is not a call for candidates; it is merely an out line of a society for which men of the right sort do not have to be called out. Nevertheless, Phi Beta Kappa is worthy of the most serious thought of every underclassman. In thinking of it each man should remember that of all undergraduate honors the only one that increases with time is election to an honorary society of scholars...
...notes to be sold preferably to graduates; motion to make the tennis "H" awarded to the intercollegiate singles' champion retroactive was voted down by the Council; voted to postpone until a later meeting discussion of the admission of the presidents of the Debating Council and the Musical Review to membership in the Student Council...
Prospective members of the Harvard Opera Association are reminded of the fact that books to be signed by applicants are at the Union, Leavitt & Peirce's, Amee's, the Rendezvous, and the Co-operative Branch. The membership fee is $1, but the reductions for members are so liberal that should a member attend the Opera only once, the membership fee added to the price of the tickets would amount to less than the regular price for even a $4 seat. The reductions for members are as follows: $1.50 seats for 75 cents; $4 seats for $1.50; $6 seats...
There are, however, certain ends towards which the Society has striven with success that can be more or less accurately measured. Year by year it has become more and more the satisfactory servant of Harvard students, as shown by its steadily increasing membership and volume of business. It has assumed all the aspect of a big business without losing effectiveness in its co-operative capacity. It has become as large, as all other college co-operatives together, at the same time serving as their model. And if the new office of Managing Director, filled by a man taken directly from...