Word: voting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fact that some members of the Freshman class did not get a chance to vote during the regular periods last week, ballots will be received from 1.30 until 2.30 o'clock this afternoon in room 38, Claverly Hall. The announcement of the results of-the election will be made in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...strikes me that a vote of the class as a whole on the subject would be highly appropriate, but before the ballots be sent out I would suggest that Mr. Trainer spend a little time looking into the situation and publish in your columns the arguments for and against the Prom...
Members of the Freshman class will vote today to choose a president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer during luncheon and dinner hours outside the 1933 dining halls and in Sever Hall from 10 until 12 o'clock...
...vote of 65 to 52 in favor of the act itself was cast by the audience but the strength of the Harvard case sufficed to award F. S. Fiechter '32 and Philip Cohen '31 the laurels for superior presentment of the argument. These two men, who up-held the repeal of the amendment against G. W. Oakes '30 and C. H. Kreder '32 of Princeton in the first intercollegiate debate ever held in Norwood, will reverse their arguments when they oppose Boston College in Symphony Hall on Thursday evening on the negative side of the question...
...majority vote in the affirmative on the first four questions should indicate the fact that the Prom should be held. If it is in the negative, the majority rules. Certainly the class of 1931 will display a greater managerial ability than the present Senior Class did. In such a case success would onsue and the traditional Junior Prom would be perpetuated. John E. Shea...