Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Members of the Junior class are reminded that all applications for tickets to the Junior dance to be held on March 12 must be sent with the required fee, $4 for each ticket, to E. L. Peirson, Jr., 60 Mt. Auburn street, before Thursday, February 19. No name can be considered unless accompanied by the required fee; checks should be made payable to the Junior Dance Committee. Tickets will be sent to each applicant, and will constitute a receipt for the money. In order that invitations to ladies may be sent out by the committee, it is important that...
...thought of ever American citizen. At present the average college student does little analyzing of questions of a political nature. A recent survey of Government 1 brought to light the significant fact that 95 per cent of the members of the course voted or intended to vote the ticket their fathers had voted before them. Their stand on political questions was an heritage rather than the result of their own thought. But because Grandfather succumbed to the appeal of Bryan's "Cross of Gold", should we support the Democratic party? Political platforms change. Free silver, and the protective tariff versus...
...been decided that the price of tickets will be $4 each. Every Junior who goes to the dance will require one ticket for himself and one for his partner. The increase is cost due to the greater expense of giving the dance and also to a new luxury tax. Part of the fund collected by the class last year will be used to defray expenses. In order to facilitate the work of the committee it is imperative that blanks be returned to the treasurer of the committee as soon as possible. As soon as each man returns his blanks...
...which will be held in the Central Congregational Church near Copley Square, there is to be an address by Dr. Robert E. Speer and a stereopticon lecture by James H. Lewis, Student Secretary of the Life Service Department of the Interchurch World Movement. Reservation will be made for 500 ticket holders until 7.20 o'clock. 300 others can be admitted to the evening session. Tickets may be obtained from A. H. Kemp, 72 Mt. Vernon street, Boston...
...must feel themselves out in the cold with the foolish virgins or over on Deer Island with the Reds. Perhaps, outcasts that we are, we may point out that party is a means and not an end; that the good American, the intelligent American, votes the Republican or Democratic ticket not because he is a Republican or Democrat, but because he wishes to see the best man in office with the best principles to the fore. There are few permanent differences between the two. New issues are adopted almost year by year, and the qualities of a party's services...