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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...persons and the 200,000 undergraduates, in American college and universities, record themselves sincerely, the result will doubtless surpass in interest and importance any straw vote ever taken before. For the colleges and universities offer unusual facilities for organizing the voting, just as they provide a body of voters whose opinion will be peculiarly worth noting, especially as the faculty vote and the student vote will be tabulated separately. And the number and diffusion of the institutions participating will give a nation-wide character to the expression, along with a certain element that is authoritative...
...commenting on the relative advantages to industries and to Technology of this plan, and authority at the Technology Office, whose name has been withheld by request, said to a CRIMSON reporter recently, "The advantages to industrial concerns entering into this plan are manifold. In the first place, they have the scientific advice of some of the greatest experts in this country. Scientific libraries second to none in the world are open to them. For example, there is the Vail Library, the most complete and the best library of books relative to the telephone and the telegraph which has ever been...
...even score of men from the class of 1923 figure this year on the honor list of students passing the entrance examinations with exceptionally creditable standing. The selections, which are annually made by the Committee on Admission from the list of "men whose entrance examination records attained an average grade of work worthy of honorable mention," are announced as follows...