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...vote taken at the Freshman smoker Wednesday evening should not be considered as an expression of the opinion of the whole class. The 226 votes for beer and the 181 against, represent only 407 Freshmen out of a catalogued total of 705. In other words, the opinion of three-sevenths of the class has not yet been given...
...Freshman class at its smoker last night voted 226 in favor of having beer at its class functions to 181 against, a majority of 45 in favor of the motion...
...monologist and white-faced comedian. Mr. Martin is leader of the Caledonian bag pipers in Boston, and Mr. Clarke is highly recommended as a vaudeville entertainer. The usual refreshments will be in evidence. During the course of the evening a vote will be taken on the question of serving beer at the class functions. All Juniors are urged to be present so that a representative decision may be reached on this much discussed matter...
After discussion on the report of the executive committee concerning the beer question, the Student Council last evening decided that individual classes may deal with the liquor question as follows: "A meeting of the class shall be called within six days after the receipt of a brought before the meeting. At this meeting the president may take a vote on petition signed by 25 members of the class stating the proposition to be said subject, the outcome of which may influence him to take action, but shall not be binding upon him." It was further moved and passed that...
...Student Council, in their meeting today, will again consider the petition. It is well to remember that the request is not for the prohibition of beer at class smokers, but for a class vote upon the subject. The most intolerant could hardly deny the justice of such a demand. Such questions can only be satisfactorily disposed of by popular vote, and agitation and strife will continue until such a vote is obtained. The results of the Forum were enough to indicate that both sides have active support. The members of the Student Council should remember that the prestige of that...