Word: membership
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Balloting in Dunster outpaced by far the other Houses, as 85 percent of the membership participated. Only 60 percent of Eliot and Leverett Houses turned out for the election, however...
Arguments advanced for this issue included the claim that the fee is a bargain, since the same items now cost 'Cliffedweilers $17,00; the assertion that activities would thrive with the all-college backing they now lack; the belief that organizations now dependent on Harvard membership would win new independence; the possibilities of a year book which would chronicle affairs of all four classes instead of one; advantages of a pooled emergency fund for all clubs, publications and groups like Radcliffe; and the ease of collection...
Meanwhile more students are singing up. Commenting on the continuing increase in membership, Rosinus said, "We're picking up everybody from ex-Wallaceites to ex-Stassenites...
Phillips Brooks House needs men to help the Cambridge Tuberculosis and Health Association distribute TB posters in Cambridge. Work counts toward membership in PBH. Interested parties should leave their name in the PBH office between 3 and 5 o'clock...
...change the methods of such a vote after it has been completed is more than a simple alteration: it affects the nature of the vote. In any parliamentary group which needs a specific percentage of the total membership to pass a bill, an abstention is equivalent to a vote against the bill. A Senator who refuses to sign a cloture petition helps to keep it from gaining its necessary two-thirds total, and a similar situation prevailed at Radcliffe under the announced rules of this balloting...