Word: voting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...election of officers was the next business. D. C. Torrey, '90, was unanimously chosen president, R. B. Hale, '91, vice-president; and Ramsay, '92, secretary-treasurer. After a vote of thanks to the retiring officers, the meeting adjourned...
...Smith, L. S., closed the debate for the affirmative. He said in brief: There must of necessity be political parties, but they should be run by people who think clearly and vote as they think. Without the present existing parties the opinion of the voters of this country would divide themselves into two and only two parties...
...vote on the merits of the question stood, affirmative 8, negative 9; on the merits of the principal disputants affirmative 6, negative 15; on the debate as a whole affirmative 4, negative 3. A. G. Brodhurst, '89 was elected a member of the Union...
...They are pronounced "inconsistent with our character of a university, and petty, trivial, and unjust." The last subject of discussion is the mass meeting of April 15. The Advocate voices the opinion of the college in condemning emphatically the efforts to prevent discussion, and rush the matters to a vote immediately, on the excuse of "secrecy and diplomacy...
...Bicycle club held a meeting in No. 45 Matthews last evening. Mr. Wm. M. Woodworth, '88, and H. M. Rice, '91, were elected honorary members. The club passed a vote of thanks to Mr. Kirk Corey for his kindness in allowing the use of his bicycle to Bailey, '91, during the Harvard-Tech. road race. The resignation of Mr. G. H. Merrill, ' 90, as captain of the club was accepted and Rogers, '90, was unanimouly elected temporary captain until the regular election. The report of the committee on the meet was received and accepted. The report announced all the arrangements...