Word: membership
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...addition to requesting money from the Dean's Office, the Council is proposing a plan to have one-third of the Council's membership appointed rather than elected. A referendum on this issue will go to the student body...
...coming elections, they will probably lead to paradoxical results. The electorate is, in all likelihood, much better disposed toward de Gualle than toward the various parties, with their small membership and low vitality. The voters will have no other choice, however, than to re-elect most of the old party war horses...
...protest raised by some students against Harvard's withdrawal serves as a reminder that Council opinion has not always been so adverse to NSA. In fact, members voted twelve to four in 1957 to remain in the organization, and two years ago they approved NSA membership thirteen...
...worry?" attitude toward the association. Certainly there are schools which take an active part in the organization and derive benefits from that participation. The question seems to lie with the "different and peculiar problems of the Harvard community:" specifically, whether these problems exist, and, if they do, whether membership in the NSA can help to solve them...
...attempts too much, as the Council has argued, and that its resolutions (there were over a hundred presented at the convention) should be limited to a few issues relevant to students. But the main criticism has been that the organization just hasn't done enough to warrant our continued membership...