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...entitled to the rights and privileges of this organization. Each component club may select two representatives to sit as members of the Council. Representatives of the component clubs in the Council shall be classified as civic, forensic, and unclassified. The representatives of each group in caucus assembled shall elect one member of the Executive Committee, who shall also act as chairman of the caucus. The Chairman and Secretary-Treasurer of the Council shall be ex-officiis members of the Executive Committee and shall act as its officers. Any component club may, after giving one month's notice of its intent...
...accordance with this resolution a committee of five men was appointed to draw up a tentative federation system of civic and debating club interests. The form of the proposed organization will be submitted to each of the component clubs. It may be accepted, amended, or rejected as each elect two delegates to represent them at a convention in which some permanent form of organization will be adopted, for as many clubs as choose to become members of it. The following were appointed to the committee: T. M. Gregory '10, R. S. Hoar 2L., E. E. Hunt '10, H. M. Potter...
...Senior class of the Law School will elect a marshal and a permanent secretary in Langdell Centre today at 12 o'clock. The nominations are as follows: for marshal, J. B. Marsh, J. C. Mechem, L. J. Perrin, and R. T. Swaine; for secretary, R. L. Brown, M. O. Hudson, R. E. McMath, I. S. Olds, and D. L. Pickman...
...Hunt '10 was elected a member of the Student Council to succeed H. Fish, Jr., '10, resigned. His election is in accordance with a recent resolution of the Council to elect a member, who should represent scholarship...
Tomorrow the Freshmen will elect their first officers, who will lead the class well into its Sophomore year. The importance of choosing these officers fairly and upon their individual merits is frequently forgotten, and electioneering finds its way into the class affairs. In this election, as in all College elections, divisions of the class based upon preparatory school affiliations or upon any distinctions whatever except those of service to the class should find no place...