Word: postcard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...same places; Sever Hall and the Class of '77 Gate. This extra balloting will be held in conjunction with the Sophomore elections. Every man who has not yet voted will be expected to do so at that time. Every man who has not voted will receive a postcard, giving the list of candidates and urging the necessity of immediate balloting...
...photograph of postcard size taken within a year of application, and signed by the applicant...
...unfortunate that this matter should be brought up just at this time when the marks are being returned, because it makes it sound too much like the result of a grouch arising from the receipt of a postcard bearing unfavorable news. It is only one of the cruelties of fate, this disappointment of the student who is led to take a course by the false impression that it is going to be a snap, and is quite overcome by finding that it isn't, but that he really is expected to know something about it. We all, I am sure...
...Bertram Kimball Little '23 and Vinton Chapin '23. Of these nominees three are to be elected from the Junior class, one from the Sophomore and one from the Freshman. The election of this committee will be open only to members of the Union and will be conducted by a postcard ballot. Today the postcards will be mailed and members will be given until next Tuesday to return them...
...Edward Larsen '21, of Brookline; Myles Pierce Baker '22, of Cambridge; Richard Robertson Higgins '22, of Winchester; Vinton Chapin '23, of Boston, and Bertram Kimball Little '23, of Salem. The election of this committee will be open only to members of the Union, and will be conducted by a postcard ballot. The postcards will be mailed beginning Wednesday, and members will be given 10 days in which to return them. Three men will be elected from the Junior class, one from the Sophomore, and one from the Freshman...