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...three years the University has struggled with its sixty per cent rule for class elections and each year its chagrin has increased. Day after day of balloting has gone by while committees in charge have drummed up reluctant voters until the quota was at last attained. This year elections are being carried on by postal ballot and optimistic committees seem to believe that one or two days will suffice to crown their efforts with success. For they argue quite logically that to the jaded Sophomore and the indifferent Junior it is easier to walk to a mail box than...
...been previously announced, the postal ballot will replace this year the old, method of balloting in Sever Hall between classes. Under this system the Election Committee will send out before the end of the week a ballot and a return envelope to each member of the class. After indicating his choice each voter must place his signature on the envelope in which he returns the ballot so that his name may be checked up on the class list. No signature will be placed on the ballots...
...election of Junior class officers will take place by postal ballot the latter part of this week. Ballots will be in the hands of all Juniors Wednesday night or Thursday morning and must be returned by mail during the two following days...
...contest for a National Commander to succeed Alvin W. Owsley (retiring) was decided on the eleventh ballot by the election of John R. Quinn, 34, of California, formerly a Captain in the 348th Field Artillery. When Quinn's election was announced, Owsley took him by the hand and said: "I turn you over to the mercies of the newspaper men, the photographers and the public...
...already announced a postal ballot will be taken to decide the men elected and therefore on next Wednesday each member of the class will receive a ballot through the mail, which he is expected to return to the committee immediately...