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Regardless of Thursday's vote, the original election of Frederic D. Barton '71 will not stand. Only 150 people voted in Barton's election because of a House boycott protesting earlier election errors...
...meeting two weeks ago the Committee voted against a proposal by Arthur E. Lasky '72 to invalidate the election of Frederick D. Barton '71. Only 150 votes were cast in that election because of a boycott organized by Lasky. The House Committee rejected Lasky's motion because they wanted to consider other matters before the Committee and felt that they should go along with the vote of the House...
...Barton said after the election, "I think this is a substantial vote and that the Committee should follow it. I will attend Monday's meeting to urge them...
Dudley House elected a representative to the CRR last Spring, but Quincy House, the other House selected for representation, refused to send anyone. However, the Quincy House Committee decided this Fall to send a representative to the CRR despite last Spring'svote. Frederic D. Barton was chosen in a House-wide run-off election held October 29, Dudley House now appears to be the more reluctant to participate...
Only 150 house members out of 420 voted in Thursday's election in which Frederic D. Barton '70 was elected. House members organized a boycott because of the House Committee's irregular election procedure...