Word: electioneer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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FOR Massachusetts voters, 1989 is something of an off year. There's no presidential, gubernatorial, senatorial or congressional election. There's not even an Olympics or a World Series on the East coast.
But three weeks from tomorrow, Cambridge is holding local elections. Three weeks may seem like a long way off. By November 7, Halloween will have come and gone, and Thanksgiving will be just around the corner. More to the point, however, tomorrow--October 17--is the last day on which...
This year's local elections are crucial. For the first time since the early 1960s, three of the City Council incumbents have decided not to run for re-election. Although each of the three--Saundra Graham, David E. Sullivan and Alfred E. Vellucci--represent viewpoints that often differ dramatically in...
I Told You So Dept.: Winthrop House residents will cast ballots for Undergraduate Council seats for the second time this week. Former council chair Noam A. Bramson '91 said the results of the first election were invalidated because of reports that some students had cast more than one ballot.
"And just how," you might ask, "Did those sneaky vote-rigging rascals evade the tight security that accompanies something as important as a council election?"