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Harvard students show a surprising reversal of opinion in the first returns from the CRIMSON-Literary Digest poll on the Roosevelt "first year," for the figures indicate nearly a 2-1 advantage in favor of the New Deal administration...
...Yale there is the same discrepancy between figures secured in 1932 that is apparent at Harvard. In 1932 the Yale Daily News conducted an election poll and discovered that 1,416 students favored Hoover for President while only 370 would vote for Roosevelt...
...release of the first actual figures in the Digest poll indicates that Harvard undergraduates have undergone a considerable change of feeling since the presidential poll of two years ago. It is an indication that Roosevelt, or at least his policies, has won over the majority of Hoover supporters here at Harvard as he has throughout the nation...
...years ago when a poll was taken among Disciples of Christ (Campbellite) ministers as to the outstanding ones among them, Burris Jenkins was well up in the first ten. A denominational rebel like Alexander Campbell who broke away from the Seceder Presbyterian Church in Western Pennsylvania a century ago, he held an Indianapolis pastorate at 27, became president of that city's University in 1899 and of pious Kentucky University two years later. Not until he took his Kansas City pastorate in 1907 was Dr. Jenkins completely free and happy. A Y. M. C. A. worker and War correspondent...
...unavoidable delay in printing the ballots for the CRIMSON-Literary Digest Poll on the Roosevelt "First Year", word has been received from New York that they will go into the mail tonight or tomorrow instead of Friday night as previously mentioned. As soon as the returns are received they will be printed in the CRIMSON and later compared for tabulation with the Literary Digest national poll...