Word: membership
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Radcliffe Student Council in a straw vote at its last meeting backed the suggestion that a Harvard organization wishing to extend membership to Radcliffe should change its name to "Harvard-Radcliffe." However, the Council unanimously vetoed the proposed stipulation that a joint activity must include a girl on its executive board at all times...
Susan Olsen '58, president of the Radcliffe Student Government, told the Council that the Annex Administration favored both these proposals as prerequisites for joint membership in extracurricular organizations...
...justify their current posturing, but this time big- power involvement makes the stakes higher and more dangerous than ever before. In this unfunny game, Western political and military power is represented primarily by the large and well-trained Turkish army, built up by American aid and strongly committed to membership in NATO...
Representatives of the Harvard and Radcliffe United Nations Councils will petition Dean Ballard for joint membership today. If approved, the 48-member Harvard club and its 69-member Radcliffe counterpart will ask the Student Council to ratify the constitution of the combined organizations...
...proposed club integration raises several problems. With a majority of the membership, Radcliffe could possibly gain control of the nine-member executive board. But Harvard U.N. Council President Philip Chartrand '58 says he is not worried. Chartrand is counting on the greater membership potential of Harvard to even out club ranks. He hopes that the appeal of a combined club will spark the membership drive planned for next semester...