Word: membership
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Harvard Club officials throughout the country last night disagreed with conclusions of the Student Council's Committee on Publicity that exclusive membership policies are harmful to the University's national reputation...
...advance statement, from a report prepared during the past year on the state of the University's publicity, Charles Edson '56 and James F. Hatcher '56, committee chairmen, stated that arbitrary restrictions on Harvard Club membership "would be contrary to the best interests of the University...
...Administration. The Committee was appointed by the Secretary of State to discover why, in an era when the nation's diplomatic commitments are ever increasing, its diplomatic corps appears less and less capable of doing an effective job. To emphasize the importance of the committee's findings, its membership was composed of some of America's most distinguished public servants, diplomats, businessmen and educators. Presumably, the Administration intended to act on the recommendations of the group...
Should Harlan be confirmed, he will get a pay raise along with the prestige of membership on the highest court. His salary now is $17,500; it would jump...
Because the 1918 and 1920 Congresses were overwhelmingly Republican, Newberry was allowed to retain membership, even after his conviction and imprisonment following a federal court trial. But when the 1922 elections returned many new Democrats to the Senate, Newberry knew he must resign or be ousted...