Word: turnout
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...committee is basing plans on a turnout of about 1000 who will pay $1 per ticket. A $100 contribution to expenses by the Union Committee has been matched by the Student Council...
...turnout at the cathedral-an amazing overflow crowd of more than 50,000 -obviously distressed Peron & Co. Rumbled Peron in a speech to the C.G.T. later in the week; "[Those who] are permanently opposed to our efforts and achievements are sometimes clothed as oligarchs, sometimes as priests, but they are always the same. The time has come to take the pruning shears and cut them off ... If I were dictator I would do the job myself. [Instead] when the people have had enough they will take the necessary measures, and in that event, I will be at the head...
...usually a larger vote in the House elections than there is in the class-wide elections as the voter generally known most of the men running in his House elections, while he may know none at all in the Class elections, and will not bother to vote. The turnout for this election was as good as we expected...
...fine turnout of candidates for this election, and we expect a similar turnout for next week's class elections," Murphy added. Class elections for the Student Council will be held next Wednesday...
...Wellesley," she sighed nostalgically, "they have REAL teams. . . ." She smiled as she cited an example of true sportswomanship. It was a cold, rainy day out at Wellesley last winter, but there were 63 female rowers at their oars on the Wellesley pond. "You'd never find such a turnout at Radcliffe," she reflected sadly, "but then, Boston and its many cultural advantages aren't so close...