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According to Fleischaker, the idea of forming the chapter at Harvard occurred to him after he noticed the results of the Alumni Bulletin Poll published in the CRIMSON, in which one fifth of the students questioned favored an immediate declaration...
...generally expected in New Haven, the poll conducted by the Connecticut State Mediation Board among the service bureau employees last Friday resulted in a clear majority win for the C.I.O. Local 142 of the United Construction Workers. This victory gives the C.I.O. exclusive bargaining rights over 692 janitors, maids, maintenance men, and campus police...
These are the results of a poll published in the "Undergraduate" department of the current Alumni Bulletin. With a sampling technique along the lines of the Gallup, Fortune, and other polls, this survey has a probable error of about five per cent...
...poll reveals that Harvard students are more interventionist than the rest of the country, at least as far as an actual declaration of war is concerned. A recent Gallup poll showed that 17 per cent of the nation favored a declaration of war, while this survey shows Harvard's figure is five points higher--23 per cent...
...this poll is compared with that of the CRIMSON taken last February, a decided shift in opinion at Harvard is revealed. At that time only one-twentieth of the students favored outright war, and as a matter of fact, by a 51 to 49 per cent margin, the undergraduates believed we should not go to war no matter what the circumstances. But only 16.4 per cent thought we could stay out, and 62.5 per cent said we would be in the war eventually...