Word: membership
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...leases on life through an SAC. The only drawback has been in the absence of all but a half-dozen of the "interested" parties. Notwithstanding this gap in representation, the committee's first meeting determined to send each organization a detailed questionnaire requesting data on current and pre-war membership, present meeting facilities, and what it would need in a new Student Activities Center. Most important, one query asked the actual membership vote supporting SAC. Questionnaires must be back in the Council's hands by Wednesday. If all organizations return them punctually with thorough and accurate information, the Council will...
Falling in all this, racketmen can only contract an acquaintance with someone possessed of his own car and membership in a local country club. The new courts which the University is building will not be ready before the summer term...
...sense of "belonging" and personal participation is concerned, the Housemasters have to a man made the mistake of proceeding with various proposals without seriously attempting to bring House membership into the selection process. Next Thursday the masters will meet with Provost Buck, and final machinery will swing into motion; few undergraduates will even have known that anything was in the wind. Here was a "natural" for securing interested cooperation from House residents and simultaneously forwarding House-consciousness. Instead the discussion and the decisions have been largely in the hands of tutorial staffs--although one master remarked that he had consulted...
Students seeking membership on the Debate Council should attend a meeting to be held tonight at 7:15 o'clock in Harvard 1, Robert M. Beren '47, president of the Council, announced last night...
Beren declared that the Council has set no limit on the number of new men to be accepted and stated that the sole qualification for membership on the Council are ability in debating and willingness to do "a proper amount of work...