Join: Update page with Welcome link, new dues, etc

The new Welcome page deserves a link on this page.

There are new dues and membership policies since the copy of this page
was written.

I also added more specifics to the requirements of traveling.
Signed-off-by: Ethan Madison <ethan@ethanmad.com>

content/join.md

@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ noshowdate = true
 image = "../img/2017_CFC_huddle.png"
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+<div class="alert alert-info" role="alert">Already attended a practice? See the <a href="../welcome/" class="alert-link">Welcome</a> page for the next steps towards becoming a member.</div>
+
 No experience is necessary, and all equipment is provided by the team!
 
 We have a Mass Meeting early each Fall for interested newcomers.
@@ -19,16 +21,24 @@ Foil and sabre fencers usually wear shorts.
 Epee fencers must wear pants or knickers with socks for added protection since the legs are target area.
 
 # Dues
-Dues are paid per semester and cost $100 for returning members and $75 for first time members.
+Dues are paid per semester and cost $100 for returning members and $80 for first time members.
 They should be given to the Treasurer with three weeks of the start of the semester.
-Members not affiliated with the university will need to pay an additional $60 for a pass to enter the Sports Coliseum.
 Dues are nonrefundable.
 
+# Membership
+We impose no membership restrictions beyond those of the University of Michigan Recreational Sports and Club Sports departments.
+In short, all members must be students, faculty, or staff at the University (including Flint and Dearborn campuses) with proof of medical insurance.
+
+To become a member for a term of the University of Michigan Fencing Club, one must pay the term's membership dues as announced by the Officers.
+There are no tryouts or cuts for members.
+Fencers of all skill levels are welcome to join the Club.
+There is no attendance requirement for members to remain.
+
 # Tournaments
 Each year, the fencing team travels to tournaments around the Midwest.
 The team is highly competitive and challenges some of the best teams in the country, club and varsity.
 
-Tournament fees and most travel expenses are paid for out of club dues; however, competitors need to bring money for food and gas.
-In addition, those who compete will need to purchase or borrow their own pair of knickers and long white socks.
-We highly recommended that each member of the team purchase a glove and mask as well.
-Fencers who intend to compete frequently are encouraged, but not required, to purchase their own equipment.
+Tournament fees and most travel expenses covered by a combination of club dues and travel fees (usually between $20 and $30).
+Those traveling should also bring money for food. (Lunch is provided by the team.)
+
+In addition, those who compete will need a full set of fencing gear, including weapons, body cords, a glove, jacket, knickers, socks, and underplastron.