Word: numbered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...result would be that any candidate receiving more than one-twelfth of the total votes would be elected. In a contested election, a school would tend to be represented in proportion to the number of its students...
Apart from the voting process, the Coop directors have also taken the opportunity to revise the by-laws generally, something that has not been undertaken, except for minor amendments, since 1916. "In studying the by-laws the revision committee discovered a number of ambiguities, inconsistencies, and a few articles of questionable legality." Brown said...
Although the stockholders still have the power to make most of these amendments, they have decided to submit these changes to the vote of the membership, since the proposed electoral changes affect a number of these articles...
Students who wish to charge at the Coop will have to register for a new card. One side of the card will be similar to the old Coop card and will display the old number. The other side will be a Charge Account Plan (CAP) card, which can be used throughout New England. Students who wish to make all purchases by cash may continue to use the old Coop card...
...recently as 1965, it seemed as if Ulster was locked into this set of deadly arrangements. But in the late '60s, a number of Queen's University students-many of whom began to think that Ulster, with its British sponsored social services, might not be such a bad place if normal British subjects' rights were guaranteed to all of Ulster's people...