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Another problem is the representation of off-campus houses, which will eventually be replaced by the fourth house center. Under the present system, each off-campus house, no matter how small, elects one representative to the SGA. The brick dorms elect only one representative for each 40 residents...
Today the voters of Cambridge will cast their ballots to elect a new City Council and School Committee and to decide the fate of Proportional Representation (PR). Polls open at 8 a.m. and close...
Tuesday the citizens of Cambridge will enter the polls to elect a new City Council and School Committee and to approve or reject an electoral system which they instituted twenty years ago and have endorsed by increasing majorities several times since. In a small city where government involves personalities more than issues, and neighborhood representation more than party obligations, the issue of the electoral system--of Proportional Representation--is by far the most important...
YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF HARVARD AND RADCLIFFE will meet in the Peabody Room of PBH at 8 p.m. to elect a new president...
Only after the inauguration in January will the new Councilors elect a Mayor. Because the election may result in an extensive reshuffling of seats, it would be idle to speculate about the next Mayor at this time. The present political atmosphere, then, is one of quiet deliberation. Undoubtedly, the noise will increase in inverse proportion to the days remaining until...