Word: membership
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Desiring to stimulate an increasing interest and activity in musical affairs, the Pierian Sodality of 1808 is making a radical change in its policy. Previous to this time eligibility to membership has been restricted to those who are members of its orchestra, and the number has been limited. Believing there are many men in the University who sing, compose, or are interested in music from a listeners standpoint, the Sodality voted to enlarge the eligibility to its membership so as to include all men who are interested in music of any kind...
Without doubt, the University golf team is seriously handicapped, and occasionally embarrassed by having no course of its own on which to practice and to develop inexperienced players without membership in nearby clubs. But golf has the misfortune to require an unusually extensive and costly equipment from which, unlike the case of the much discussed football stadiums, no financial return can be expected. On the contrary, the upkeep is one of the largest items of expense...
...unmeasurable success of the Debating Union gives rise to the hope that it may definitely success in introducing more spontaneous and informal discussion. The plans for liberalization of membership recently adopted are a first step. With the approach of Presidential elections and the consequent stimulus to argument the times favor a growth of interest; the arrangement of a series of pertinent topics for debate and a program of interesting speakers in perhaps all that is necessary for complete acclimatization of the Oxford institution...
...recent meeting of the Instrument Clubs, the following men were elected to membership: D. C. Gates '26, of New York City: Winthrop Wetherbee Jr. '26, of Boston; G. B. Moynahan '26, of Mattapan; R. H. Howles '24, of New York City; Wilbar Whittemor '24, of Gardner; G. E. Smith '26, of Worcester; A. M. Carillo 2ES., of Havana, Cuba; and R. H. Tuson '24, of Dorchester...
...favor of Coolidge as the Republican nominee for President in the coming campaign. This sentiment is expected to crystalline at a large meeting which the Executive Committee has arranged for Thursday, March 20, at the Union. One or two prominent Republicans from Washington will address the meeting, and since membership in the Club is requisite for admittance, the Executive Committee requests that roen wishing to do so enroll as early as possible during the next week...