Word: perring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Humphrey polled the best percentage at the 'Cliffe, where he got over 80 per cent. He fared badly in Dudley, which strengthened its radical reputation by giving him less than 40 per cent. The Democratic nominee also did well among freshman...
Other assorted candidates and non-candidates including Fred Halstead, Socialist Party Leader; Dick Gregory; Charlene Mitchell, Communist Party candidate; and comedian Pat Paulsen collectively captured more than 4.4 per cent...
...poll results contrast sharply with the 1960 CRIMSON university-wide poll, in which Nixon received 39 per cent of the votes--30 per cent more than this year, while John F. Kennedy '40 got 56 per cent. In 1960 only five per cent did not choose major party candidates, while this year that figure has risen to about 25 per cent. 1960 was the first year in memory that a Democrat received an absolute majority in the poll...
Dunster House, where Nixon got 46 per cent in 1960, gave him less than 10 per cent this year. The ballots collected in the Union revealed a high number favoring Humphrey and Nixon, with relatively few preferring small party and unofficial candidates. Among the Houses, Eliot, Kirkland, and Winthrop favored the major party candidates...
Phillips Brooks House has cut its volunteer enrollment to 60 per cent of last year's total...