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Clark said the fund comes out of the $5 dues each Radcliffe student pays to the union each semester. "We really hope people will pay us back--at no interest, or anything--because there really isn't that much in the fund, she said.
Women at the meeting were asked for donations, and it was agreed that members would have to pay dues.
In its two years of existence, the union has attracted more than 10,000 dues-paying members and has launched sister organizations across the country--in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, Honolulu (DOLPHIN), Seattle (ASP), New York (PONY), and--most recently--Boston (PUMA).
"I'd be much happier if someone else were in this position besides me." Why, then, is he running? He describes it simply as paying his dues. "This way of life doesn't come cheaply," he says. "You have to pay something back."
There's more jazz coming up at Harvard this weekend--when Phil Wilson and the Uptown Dues Band play Let the Knowing Speak, a suite for a jazz ensemble and chorus. It's sponsored by Phillips Brooks House.