Word: membership
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...committee representing the Harvard and Radcliffe Student Councils will next week begin consideration of possible full Radcliffe membership in Harvard undergraduate organizations, Larry R. Johnson '58, president of the Student Council, said last night...
...Radcliffe student government conference earlier this month a straw vote showed that the majority favored the proposed revision on club membership...
When asked to comment on the controversy about Radcliffe membership in Harvard undergraduate organizations, Miss Brown said she would like more time to analyze the existing system before taking a stand. "I want to see the way it operates," she said, "and not make any comment until I have more facts...
...English-speaking country was aswarm with Parisians back in town from their annual August exodus. Started with the collection set up by the American Library Association for the doughboys of World War I, the library now has some 100,000 books, is largely supported by a paying membership of 3,000 (60% Frenchmen). The library managed to stay open during the German occupation of World War II, is now so efficient that many French graduate students prefer its accessible shelves to the musty stacks of Paris libraries. It recently provided the material for a doctoral thesis on Playwright Tennessee Williams...
...amazing boom in U.S. church membership, notably accelerated in the postwar years, is moving with unabated power. Last year major religious groups gained 3,000,000, a 3% increase for the year, swelling total enrollment to a record 103,224,954. Of every 100 Americans, 62 now claim affiliation, compared with 20 out of 100 a century ago. Latest membership figures, as published last week in the 1958 Yearbook of American Churches...