Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...faced the electoral test in two central European countries. In East Germany, the voters were not even allowed the privilege of staying away from the polls. They were awakened by fanfares from Communist Youth bands, marched to the polls behind red banners, and handed ballots for the single official ticket, the Communist National Front. They could not vote no. There were no other candidates, no places for write-ins, nothing to mark. They could only drop ballots into boxes held before them. The result: a turnout of 99.3% of eligible voters, and 99.3% approval for every...
While the prose still gropes in feudal gloom, the three example of verse do display a rising talent. H. B. Corning's title page swipe at football ticket distribution flows neatly, and the effect is only slightly dampened by a rather inept ending. Lack of a punchline is also the principal fault of his verse-captions for a two-page spread on football weekends. The redeeming features of these two layouts are Hill's cartoons. Another such display, Ah, Radcliffe Girl, suffers conversely; Fletcher's verse is clever and light, but most of the drawings, by J. G. Marcos...
Undergraduates who desire tickets for the Brown game must submit the usual tan envelopes to the Department of Athletic at 60 Boylston St. by 5 p.m. today. Student tickets require only the inclusion of athletic cards; each additional ticket will cost...
...denounced Furcolo. Hector M. Holmes '06, head of the Boston law firm, contented himself with endorsing Herter for governor. Joseph Cass, political action director of the state C.I.O. and the only non-A.D.A. member of the panel, completed the confusion by going down the line for the Democratic ticket...
While we favor the election of a Democratic Congress, as yesterday's editorial pointed out, we in no sense endorse every politician who campaigns on the Democratic ticket. But in an election involving two men whose faults roughly balance, we would favor the Democrat over the Republican as a step towards Democratic control of Congress...