Word: polled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...CRIMSON, photographers have the best opportunity for their works to be seen by a college audience, but they usually stick close to the photo-journalism dictated by the news page. Despite finding inferior reproduction of their work on newsprint and being low men on the editorial totem poll, photographers seem satisfied with being on hand for big news events and being tapped by national media for prints...
Past Nelson's Column and on up Piccadilly to Hyde Park marched 10,000 irate Britons bearing mock coffins and neatly lettered banners. "We backed you at the poll," read the slogans. "Don't put us on the dole." Gloomed another: "Prepare to meet thy doom." The demonstrators were British aircraft workers, and the object of their protest last week was Prime Minister Harold Wilson's troubled Labor government...
Most of Exeter's faculty is reportedly undecided about coeducation. About 60 per cent of the senior class supported it in a recent poll. But the ultimate decision lies with the school's trustees, who will consider the proposal--and where the $3.5 million for the girls' campus is to come from--at their Feb. 26 meeting...
...student body expressed overwhelming support for the changes in a recent poll by the Wellesley News. Some feared that the senior generals will be more difficult as a result of the extra time provided for preparation. Many added that they welcomed the increased challenge...
Most of the tenants seemed unconcerned by the quarter-inch fissure, a sample poll revealed...