Word: membership
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...with adequate notice to the men concerned. While the removal does not constitute any personal reflection on the men who were ejected (except an explicit lack of enthusiasm for Council activities), it poses a challenge to the newly inaugurated practice of electing rather than appointing the bulk of Council membership. Undergraduates have demonstrated that they want the Council to have closer ties with the student body than it has had in the past. But, if it is to be more than a debating society, the Council must also be able to perform its work effectively. The ideal Council member should...
...dinner was established four years ago to provide some measure of stability for a rapidly-fluctuating House membership. This year's affair will honor Dean Hanford, who is retiring from his administrative post at the end of the term...
...Membership. Church membership figures have always been computed in a way that would make a certified public accountant shudder: different denominations keep their records in different ways, and few churches agree on just who should be counted a church member. Listing only those 13 years or older, the overall muni ber of church members (Protestant, Catholic and Jewish) dropped in the decade between 1930 and 1940 from 534 per 1,000 of population...
Bolte, who conferred earlier in the day with newly-elected delegates to the AVC National Convention, asserted that the most significant but least spectacular success of the AVC during the first year of its constitutional existence has been its ability to integrate chapters into community life across the nation. Membership passed the 100,000 mark this week, he announced...
...meant that Dudley's patrons receive less benefit than any other group from the University's matches library facilities. The inequality may be removed when the Lamont undergraduate library is completed at some unknown future date. Meanwhile, provision should be made so that commuters--numbering considerably more than the membership of the average House--do not continue to be poor in the midst of plenty...