The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-30

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The following Is
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE COLLEGE ASSOCIATION.
shall Be TIC % nj rHs
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our respective colleges BY meetings friendly contes
and college feeling which ought always exist between
AM: $50 L-Thls ASSOCIATION shall be represented
BY conventions consisting Of two deegates from each Of
United TO representation in the manner hereafter pro-
Any college club desiring TO be represented in
Written Official notice to that eecs % "s
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Officers Ss this AssSsatS%
anS S MS g shall hoS a Office TOR the a
present the annual meeting Of the Association
sEg2AIl elections shall be BY ballot unless otherwise
ana ss s shall be the duty the nj
meetings and 70 call special whenever he may
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ton in this Association
book kept for this purpose, record Of all
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true account Of the annual regatta Of the Assoca
charge al a Be The duty e the to take
eccoSn in book for tSat pSrpose Of all S
received and paid out by him. and his accounts shall
ne ne Ss.SsIssISS sssasIas
man q the Regatta Committee the President Of the
SEC 1MAny vacancle. in the list of ocers occurring
during the year from resgnaon death or otherwise,
snail De temporarily filed by appointment of the Presi
ms . sss regatta
eide annual q
Regatta Committee HereaiteT provided FOR OF 'n'
sEc all college clubs members Of this Association,
ssc the REGATTA Committee shall offer each year
e%SSls%s ri the neIoSSshp q shss .a' .
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ons Regatta Committee shall consist q
sas sss Ss Sa S Ct Sns VssI Of s
sdfsssSs g to make
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sham Ia The be rss c duty of this committee to aD
point some suitable person who shall act referee at
The Association held the rs IN Apr at
nua meeting S q the year II mmediately pre- ssding
and regulations adopted which shall be strictly observed
at said regatta.
SEQ 3At this meeting all questions dispute between
any members or clubs belonging to the Association shall
final in all cases. Any members clubs failing to
ply with the provisions OF this section shall be liable
expulsion from the Association.
ART. 8-Any club may be expelled from the Associa-
ton by twothirds vote OF all members at any
annual meeting.
a-Therc shall be yearly ssessment of such
amount as the Association may decide, upon oil members
OF the Association.
ART. lO.-This constitution may be altered and
amended at any annual meeting OF the Association by
two-thirds vote of the members present.
*AmENDMENTs.-L Any college not represented in any
annual regatta shall thereby lose its membership the
Association and representation In the convention of the
Association
.Passed April 2. 1873 by third annual convention
COLLEGES OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Amherst, BowdoIn, Brown Columbia, Cornell. Dart
mouth, Harvard Massachusetts Agricultural, Trinity,
Williams, Yale.
Delegates from Amherst Bowdoin. Brown and Harvard
met at the Massasoit House, Springfield April L. 1871
and organized the Association In accordance with the
special bylaws for 1871 the following clubs entered the
Association Troy Poytechnic Boat Club April 2s 1871;
Agricultural College Naval Association, May 1871. Cor
nell Trinity and Yale admitted at the
convention held at Worcester April H. 1872 and Columbia
and Dartmouth became members OF the Association in
corance with the vote of the third annual convention,
held at Worcester. Aprile 1873. Wesleyan Middetown
University does not appear in the list OF colleges OF the
Association because does not appear in the records of
ing the provisions art 2 ~ OF the constitution;
does 1t appear that any club from that institution
been admitted the Association in accordance
provisions of article 2, sec. 3.