Word: membership
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...which receives from Parliament a yearly subvention of '2,000 pounds for the promotion of research," says the Bulletin, "was established in 1902, with Lord Rosebery, W. E. H. Lecky, and James Bryce--as he then was--among its incorporators. The Earl of Balfour, is now its president. Its membership is made up of 150 British Fellows and about 40 Corresponding Fellows of other nationalities...
Polo is proving a great expense to its devotees. The initial cost of membership in the Polo Association is $12. This year a further expense must be defrayed by the members of the Association, for the team requires money for the care of the ponies, the upkeep of the field, and for the purchasing of equipment...
...meeting yesterday those present, who will make up the squad for fall, practice, pledged themselves to maintain polo as a sport at Harvard and voted that the expense of maintaining it should be divided equally between the members of the squad. The membership of the squad will be limited, it was decided, to 20 members...
...advantages of membership in the Union are many. Only members are allowed to eat in its restaurant and have the expense put on their college bills. Only members are allowed to use its Library. "The Best Bentleman's Library in the Country," its reading room where current magazines and newspapers are on file, or its pool and billiard room...
...purpose of uniting all men in the University interested in the various religious and philanthropic activities, which had previously been carried on by different organizations. All men in the University are invited, regardless of their religious beliefs, to participate in its activities. There is no definite membership. Any student who contributes to or participates in the work of the Association becomes thereby a member automatically...