Word: voted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...country team at a meeting of the first squad in the Locker Building yesterday afternoon. Owing to the disorganized condition of University athletics in the past two years and the consequent lack of "H" men, all members of the firs squad, whether "H" men or not, were allowed to vote...
...captain of the University cross-country team will be elected today at a meeting of the first squad in the Locker Building at 3.30 o'clock. The usual custom of allowing only "H" men to vote will not be followed, owing to the disorganization caused by the war, so that every man on the first squad will be eligible to vote...
...should like to ask Mr. Borah whom he regards as an ultimate authority on statesmanship. He once declared that if the Savior should reappear on earth and support the league, he would nevertheless vote against it. And yet this illustrious senator terms President Lowell a traitor to the past because he does not apply the words of Washington, uttered more than a century ago, to the events of today. Surely the senator from Idaho is oddly inconsistent...
...remarkable consistency was shown in the voting of the various branches of the University. Except for the Business School, which gave amendments a plurality over reservations or rejection, ratification stood first, followed by reservations, amendments and rejection, in that order. The balloting was heaviest in the Law School, where 534 students voted, but a sufficient proportion of those enrolled in every branch of the College participated to make the vote a real expression of University opinion on the national issue...
...striking fact that the total supporting the first choice for unconditional ratification, 699, exactly equals the combined totals for reservations and amendments. The undergraduate vote was 363 for choice one as against 366 for choices two and three and that in the other departments of the University showed a similar ratio. Only 288 students who voted would completely reject the League...