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...following have been elected officers of Delta Upsilon for the last half year: S. R. Dunham, Fres.; A. M. Morton, Vice-Pres.; L. Calkins, Sec.; R. E, Dodge, Treas.; B. Fisher, Chorister...
...training-Griswold, '89; Blodgett, L. S.; Harding, '89; Wells, '90; Rourke, '90; Towle, Medical School, and Thorndike, '90. The other men who have presented themselves as candidates are: Reisner, Naumburg, Vorse, Holliday, Bunker, Hall ('91), Hudson, Rust, Brewster, Haskell, Jones, Dunham, Loring (2), Leland, Seeley, Spencer, Young, Morton ('91), Hall ('92), Stetson, Morton ('90), White, Allen, Hale, Blaney, Whittemore, Pinkham, Dodge, Horn and Tudor. The majority of these men have never handled a lacrosse stick before, so that it is an almost impossible task to say whether the prospects of the team are good or bad. With the completion...
When the debate was thrown open to the house, a large number spoke, among them being White, Morton. '92; Brackett, '91; Beardsley, Stewart and Jellinek, '89, for the affirmative; Dodge, '91; Naumburg, '89; Wright, Gerrodette, '92, Jackson, Gould and Ramsay, for the negative. The debate was closed by the leaders...
...Morton, '92, of the affirmative, opened the debate. Where women are made citizens, they should have all the rights of naturalization as well as man. To prevent women from voting is to depopulate a country of just so many citizens. Woman is said to be indifferent to diplomacy and statesmanship, but that is only because she is given no chance to take any part in them...
...weekly debate of the Harvard Union will be held this evening in Sever 11. The question will be: "Resolved, That the electoral franchise should be extended to women." The principal disputants will be J. T. Morton, '92, and T. Woodbury, '89, in the affirmative. and E. S. Griffing, '89, and F. H. Krebs, L. S, in the negative...