Word: student
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Rules against speculation will be strictly enforced, every student being held responsible for his own tickets. This does not prevent the sale of extra tickets at the regular price where a student applies for two, but in the case of such sale the original applicant should warn the purchaser against resale of the ticket...
Tomorrow is the last day on which nominations by petition for class officers and Student Council representatives may be handed in. The elections will take place next Tuesday, and the polls and watchers for the various classes will be announced in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...petitions for class officers and for the Student Council must be turned in at the Crimson Building not later than 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. Nominations for the Senior Class should be addressed to J. C. Bolton '20; for the Juniors to E. C. Storrow '21, and for the Sophomore to M. P. Baker...
Nominations for the Student Council, as they now stand, are as follows; From 1920, C. F. Batchelder, Jr., E. W. Pavenstedt, J. Higgins, R. G. Payne; from 1921, T. V. Bullard, H. H. Faxon, A. D. Hamilton, C. G. Krogness, Jr. T. C. Wales and G. MeD. Weeks; from 1922, J. Alger, Jr., J. Crocker, G. V. Smith, and R. N. Greenwood. The nominations for 1921 class officers are; President, W. Davis and T. H. Mills; Vice President, A. Houghton and G. S. Baldwin; Secretary-Treasurer, J. Cowles, R. E. Larsen and H. R. Atkinson...
From Buenos Ayres come the tidings that the University Federation of that city, a student organization, has threatened to call a country-wide strike of students if there is no Federal intervention between the Teachers' Union and the director-general of schools. This appears to be the utmost refinement of the sympathetic strike, more mention of which a new years ago would have set the world to laughing. Nowadays, however, causes little comment, because seemingly fifty per cent. of the population of the globe is either on strike or about...