Word: australians
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...election of the Junior class officers for the coming year will be held by Australian ballot in the Lodge at the Class of '77 Gate, not in the CRIMSON Office, as has been customary heretofore, today between 9 and 6 o'clock. All men entering with the class of 1911 are eligible to vote. The revised list of nominations, to which the name of L. Withington, Jr., as a nominee for president, has been added by petition, are as follows: for president, R.C. Foster, J.A. Sweetser, L. Withington, Jr.; for vice-president, H.F. Corbett, R. Whitney; for secretary-treasurer...
Additional nominations may be made by petitions signed by 50 members of the class. The election will be held by Australian ballot next Tuesday, between...
...Board to be filled; five for the full term of six years, and one for the term of two years. The names of the twelve candidates, from the list of twenty given below, receiving the highest number of votes on the postal ballot will be placed on the official Australian ballot for use in the election on Commencement Day, June 30. If anybody entitled to vote for Overseers does not receive his ballot, he should communicate with the Secretary of the Committee, Malcolm Donald, 84 State street, Boston, or with the Harvard Alumni Association, 50 State street, Boston. The list...
...Committee on Nominations has also nominated the following men as Directors at Large of the Harvard Alumni Association. Of these twelve men nine are to be elected on Commencement Day by the Australian ballot system. In addition to the Directors at Large there are six other directors chosen as follows: one director representing the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is appointed by the President of the University; one director, a resident member of one of the Harvard Clubs in New England, is selected by the New England Federation of Harvard Clubs; one director, a resident member of the Harvard Club...
...annual election of officers and committee members of the Union will be held today from 8 A. M. until 4 P. M. in the corridor of the Union. The Australian ballot system will be used and no voting by proxy will be permitted. Only active and life members who are students in the University will have the right to vote. The persons receiving the greatest number of votes will be declared elected. The following men have been appointed to take charge at the polls. Anyone unable to report is requested to send a substitute. From 8-9, R. G. Harwood...