Word: petitioners
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The Nominating Committee left the five-name leeway so that a nominal percentage of the ballot could come from the class at large by petition.
Appealing to his classmates to submit petitions for further nominations, Chairman Donald M. Blinken '47 announced that petition blanks, which must be signed by at least 25 members of the class, are available at the House dining halls and may be handed over to the secretary of Phillips Brooks House...
Twelve members of the Class of '47 will be elected next month to the Permanent Class Committee from a slate prepared last night by the nominating group. In addition to the twenty names submitted, candidates may be proposed by petition.
It was also hinted by Dean Hanford that undergraduates forced to accept war credit may now be able to re-petition in a year or two if they should continue to feel that their course of study has been incomplete.
¶Employers as well as unions should have unlimited right to petition for bargaining elections.