Word: membership
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...additional University musical organization is being sponsored by the Graduate School of Education. Cambridge people and University students are eligible to membership in the chorus which is being formed as a practice group in connection with Prof. Davison's course in "Choral Conducting", given in the School of Education...
Both men and women are eligible for membership in the organization, which will provide for the students practice in conducting and will offer all its members study and enjoyment of the best choral music. The chorus will meet on Wednesday evenings in Fay House, Radcliffe College. Names may be left at the Graduate School of Education, Lawrence...
...name may be put up at a club at any time after the opening of Sophomore year and the elections will not be concentrated in one week as in the past. Actual membership in the clubs will begin March 1. L. M. Mack '25, was elected president of the Undergraduate Interclub Committee...
Believing a large part of the membership of the present Harvard Republican and Democratic clubs to be leaning toward La Follette at this time, the new club voted to accept for the next five days as members only ex-members of one of the two older political clubs. After Saturday the club membership will be thrown open to the entire University and anyone may join. In the debate on this measure on the floor of the meeting it was freely predicted that dozens of members could be drawn from either of the other clubs with slight effort...
...total business of the Society amounted to $909,400, in round figures, as compared with $831,860 during 1922-23. The gain in the Harvard Branch was $81,100, while the loss in the Technology branch brought the total gain down to $77,540. The gain in membership amounted...