Word: ballotted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Every Harvard undergraduate owes it to the best interests of the University to cast his ballot today in the election of officers of the Harvard Union...
...power of the undergraduates as a whole to bestow. It entails responsibility, executive ability and leadership. It is highly important that the choice for this important position should be made by a substantial proportion of the students. It will require but a few minutes to cast a ballot at Memorial, the CRIMSON, at Standish, or at the Union itself. It is a duty which every man should take upon himself today...
...Democrat at Harvard is like a spy in the camp of the Republicans. The recent Harvard-Princeton ballot does not indicate that the Republicans will landslide the Presidential election; it does show, however, that Harvard and Princeton are not institutions whose opinion represents that of the country. Two of our great universities have confessed that they are not centers of national sentiment but are Republican strongholds. A. FRIEDER...
...Larsen '21, of Brookline; Myles Pierce Baker '22, of Cambridge; Richard Robertson Higgins '22, of Winchester; Vinton Chapin '23, of Boston, and Bertram Kimball Little '23, of Salem. The election of this committee will be open only to members of the Union, and will be conducted by a postcard ballot. The postcards will be mailed beginning Wednesday, and members will be given 10 days in which to return them. Three men will be elected from the Junior class, one from the Sophomore, and one from the Freshman...
Falling but ten votes short of a majority of the entire number cast, Herbert Hoover won a sweeping victory in the CRIMSON straw-ballot, held yesterday throughout the University. The former food administrator had a plurality of nearly five hundred votes over Major-General Leonard Wood, his nearest competitor, and had more than one thousand votes advantage over McAdoo, the leading candidate on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Hoover's greatest strength was found to be in the Law School of the University where he was given twice as many votes as Wood...