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"We've had fundraisers, very successful ones," she said. "But since we don't have much house spirit, we can't charge house dues, so we still have a hard time paying for events
The meeting was not convened to discuss the book or press coverage of it, Clarke said. It dealt mainly with "general business," including dues and job opportunities.
"Without the consent of the committee, Allison bought 600 Eliot House T-shirts when there are only 400 people in Eliot House," he said. "That cost over $3,000, which represents the house dues of 100 people."
But presidents of clubs that do not have clubhouses say their dues are considerably less. They range from as low as $10 for recent graduates to up to $50 for senior members.
To offset the financial crunch, the Boston clubhouse sets membership dues proportionately less for members who have graduated more recently. The club also waives initiation fees for students interested in joining. Gillberg says.