Word: polling
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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About dinnertime I answered the phone to hear, "This is a presidential election poll. As of now, which candidate would you vote for, Nixon or Kennedy?" I asked the caller to name the organization she represented, and the reply was, "A presidential poll." When I asked which one, the reply was, "I don't know...
Replying to a sample poll yesterday, only two dormitories--Comstock and Whitman--declared overwhelmingly in favor of the proposal. Approximately half of the girls in Holmes and Moors approved the suggestion, with residents of Barnard, Bertram, Briggs, Cabot, and Eliot generally opposed...
Unaffected by faculty liberals, Princeton undergraduates voiced their overwhelming support for the Republican ticket in a campus poll taken last week. Although a faculty poll conducted by the Dally Princetonian indicated a conclusive 72.3 per cent preference for Kennedy and Johnson, more than 70 per cent of the student body favored Nixon and Lodge...
From a sample poll, The Crimson deduced that most girls and all Harvard men favor the following modest proposal: twice a week, Wednesday evening and Sunday afternoon respectively, exclusive of reading periods and other dour situations, Radcliffe girls should agree either to tidy their rooms for guests or to keep their doors shut, and to keep out of the corridors while in a state of undress; in return, those girls with male guests should keep their voices lowered and their manners impeccable...
...motion on the dining halls referendum is passed Monday night, Charles M. Warchol '63, chairman of the Dining Halls Committee, will work out the details of what choices to offer on the ballots so that the poll may be taken within the next three weeks...