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Sixteen nominations for members of the Dining Hall Council were made yesterday. The election will be held Tuesday in the Union when the three candidates receiving the highest number of votes will be elected. The nominations made yesterday follow: W. Cantor '20, B. B. Coyne '19, A. A. Fish, Jr., '22, R. O. Frazier '19, G. D. Gillett '19, N. A. Hall '22, J. H. Hoeck '22, H. H. Hoppe 3L., J. E. Lumbard, Jr., '22, J. P. McElroy '19, G. C. Noyes '20, V. S. Ram, 2G., J. Rosen '20, J. D. Segal '21, J. L. Tildsley...
...number of unusually interesting and beautiful examples of Asiatic art have just been put on exhibition at the eastern end of the Main Gallery of the Fogg Art Museum as a loan from Dr. Denman W. Ross...
...Tuesday, January 28, all men who regularly dine at the Union will vote for three of their number to represent them on the Dining Hall Council. These men must be nominated by petitions signed by twenty men who eat at the Union, and which must be turned in at the Union desk before 7 o'clock tonight...
...number enrolled at the Law School will be greatly increased next month when a new term will commence. The number now in the School represents only the men who have been students during the academic year...
Deplorable indifference seems to be the attitude most common toward class elections this year. The uncertain number of Seniors back in the University makes an exact comparison of voting and non-voting percentages impossible, but in the balloting of last week the non-participating members of the Class were far too numerous. Following in the footsteps of the Senior election, the Junior and Sophomore classes, especially the former, have paid small attention to the nomination of candidates by petition. From these criteria, the three elections today are apt to be very unsatisfactory to both the nominees and to the classes...