Word: recounting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...judiciary, even if its members are figures in the case under discussion. To prove that elections can be run honestly and efficiently at Harvard and that failure is not glossed over is the logical job of the council. Any effort to take the easiest way out by declaring the recount official and letting it pass without further comment, can only reflect on the body's utility and prestige...
While the Council possesses several equally good methods of attack any successful procedure needs to determine the facts concerning the election and recount, Concerning the election, Playfair and Gibbs have not yet explained the absence of officials at polling places at specified times, the absence of a place for signature on the ballots, the unorthodox ballot boxes, and the unusual expense involved in their arrangements. Concerning the recount, no adequate explanation has yet been offered of the reasons for the recount, the failure to notify or obtain authorization from the Council, and the final unfortunate release of the results...
...solution has only begun when the routine check-up on the recount has been completed. Whatever the Council's interpretation of the facts may be, it should prove the present, unsavory rumors either false or true so that effective remedies can be taken in this instance and in future elections...
...determine the validity of the Senior Marshal recount which made Herman Gundlach, Jr. '35 First Marshal instead of E. Francis Bow ditch '35, the Student Council will hold a meeting at 7.15 o'clock tonight in the Faculty Room of University Hall...
This announcement abrogates the statement of last 'Thursday made by Robert S. Playfair '36, one of the two Juniors in charge of the election, that the recount might be regarded as official without further action...