Word: membership
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Roughly equal numbers of senior and junior faculty members compose the membership of the council, although the ratio at the med school is about five to one, senior to junior faculty...
...membership is slightly weighted in favor of the Faculty by an eight-to-six margin. It can deny students the right to legal counsel at its hearings and can admit hearsay evidence against students. CRR cases are appealed to the CRR itself, and under certain types of expulsion, students can only be re-admitted through application to the committee. Students can also be brought before the CRR for offenses vaguely defined as "obstructing the normal processes of the University...
...attitude toward winter. On a mountain you use the outdoors rather than flee them for the warm confines of Lamont. It is far too easy to sound giddily rhapsodic, but acres of powdery snow (or more frequently, gleaming ice) can inspire enough reverential thought about nature to inspire lifetime membership in the Sierra Club...
...centering on a nationalistic and political cleavage dating back hundreds of years, a cleavage with which the religious divide coincides. Still, Hume claims, the gap is not always insurmountable, and his own Social Democratic Party stands as an example of how it can be overcome. Currently, the party's membership is 80 per cent Catholic and 20 percent Protestant, and Protestants hold some of the positions of party leadership. Hume believes his party commands considerable support. In the last election held in Ulster--the legislative assembly election held three years ago--the Social Democrats captured nearly one quarter...
...said the University made an exception to this rule in the 1950s, when SAE satisfied officials that it was not tied to the national organization. SAE members can join the national organization for life with a one-time payment of $100, but they can belong locally without a national membership...