Word: polled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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More than 70 per cent of Princeton students voted for Nixon and Lodge in a Princetonian poll, causing one anguished alumnus to visualize Princeton as a bastion of reaction in a world where "the radicalism of undergraduates is taken for granted." Meanwhile, an increasingly less subtle trend drew growls of distress from at least one senior, who wrote that "By constantly looking over her shoulder at Harvard and Yale, Princeton not only admits that she is a follower, but divests herself of the last vestiges of uniqueness." And indeed, a Harvard student suddenly shifted to Princeton would find himself very...
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...most significant secondary correlation of the student poll, published yesterday, seems to be that the Democrats will hold virtually all of the Stevenson vote in the College...
According to the poll, over half of Kennedy's supporters had favored Stevenson before the convention. Nixon was favored before the convention by more than half of his followers...
...CRIMSON will publish early next week, the final results of the Faculty poll, including those ballots which arrive over the weekend...