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...already chosen by student ballot are as follows; Harwood Ellis '31, B. H. Ticknor '31, J. W. Hallowell '31, J. N. Trainer '31, T. W. Dunn '31, R. C. Aldrich '31, C. D. Dillon '31, W. B. Wood Jr. '32, N. P. Hallowell '32, and E. E. Record '32. These men hold office for one year and come up for reelection next spring. They serve as contact men between the students and the administration...
...first criticism is, for the most part, just, and was an unfortunate oversight. However, so little interest is taken in elections in general at Harvard that I believe that very few would even try to "stuff the ballot boxes", and a good many signed their ballots regardless...
...first made when an anonymous letter was received by the CRIMSON stating that the writer would like to vote for some of the men now on the Council. At first it was thought that those in charge of the election had neglected to place the names on the ballot, believing that the men elected and appointed in the Sophomore year automatically remain as members of the board. Since the constitution of the body illegalizes such a procedure, the matter was investigated further, and it was found that the members of the committee were aware of the mistake, but had decided...
Probably 95% of the Fatherland's ballot casters would vote for HINDENBURG today, yet five years ago he was chosen by but 14,600,000 ballots, while his Centre Party rival, Dr. Wilhelm Marx, received...
Bishop Perry was chosen amid the whining of a great Chicago blizzard (see p. 13) so tempestuous that only 84% of the 134 bishops eligible to vote could make their way through it. On the seventh ballot, after unofficial conferring, he received 69 votes, one more than the necessary majority. No one was surprised...