Word: balloting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...difference in the number of ballots cast by the three classes is due to the fact that some men voted for the nomineees of their class only, and did not fill out the whole ballot. The new committee will hold its first meeting in the Union at 1 o'clock on Friday afternoon; R. K. Kane '22, vice-president of the Union for 1921-1922 will preside. At this meeting plans for next year will be discussed, and the committee members will be assigned to the various departments of House, Restaurant, Membership, Entertainment, and Pool and Billiards, which they will...
...Union before 4.30 o'clock on Saturday, April 30. Petitions for Vice-President must be signed by 35 members of the University, as the election will be held on Tuesday, May 3. Petitions for the Undergraduate Committee must be signed by 25 members of the Union, and a postal ballot will be sent out, also on Tuesday, May 3, which be returned within one week...
...twenty-two candidates are now to be voted upon by postal ballot among the alumni, and the twelve receiving the largest vote will be placed on the ballot for the election held in Cambridge on Commencement Day in June, six to be elected at that time...
...announcement of the Student Council concerning its nominations for undergraduate officers of the Union should greatly interest all those who appreciate the progress of the common Harvard club during the past year. Besides these nominees ample opportunity for popular representation on the ballot is provided by allowing nominations by petition. Although the Union as a club is open only to those who have paid the small membership fee all undergraduates may vote for the vice-president; the privilege of voting for the undergraduate committee being justly restricted to its members...
...also decided to buy a ballot box, and to hold all elections herafter in the Class of '77 gate...