Word: seven
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Elections of the second and final group of Senior officers will be held today in Sever and Harvard Hall from 8.45 to 5 o'clock and in Pierce Hall from 8.45 to 1 o'clock. A Permanent Secretary, a Permanent Class Committee of two, a Class Day Committee, of seven, and an Album Committee of five members are to be elected from the 33 candidates for office who have been nominated. The balloting and counting of the votes will be under the supervision of a committee of Juniors appointed for the purpose, and the election results will be announced...
...balloting, the voter must vote for only the number of men to be elected to each office. A check is to be made opposite the name of one candidate for Permanent Secretary, two for the Permanent Class Committee, five for the Album Committee, and seven for the Class Day Committee. If a voter does not check the required number of candidates for each office, the votes cast by him for that particular position will be completely discarded. This rule has been made necessary to avoid possible errors in counting the votes for the various candidates for each office. All ballots...
...last 20 years of racing on the Thames have seen much closer competition between Harvard and Yale than any prior period of similar length, for in the first thirty-odd years of rowing Yale won but seven races in 25 years, and during the next 20 years Harvard won only three races. A dismal stretch to live through and to look back upon...
...Harvard crews from 1908 to 1915, inclusive, were coached by James Wray, and won six of the eight races rowed, the 1908 race being the one in which the Yale stroke was taken into the launch at the three-mile mark and the crew finished with seven men in the shell...
...master, we are seven...