Word: two
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...considering the supposed fault in the reform plan for class election, that it would be unfair not to allow a man to compete for two such offices as marshal and chorister, the editor evidently overlooked the fact that in the actual working of the old system, this same fault exists. Did a man defeated for one office, under the old system have a fair chance to succeed as a candidate for any other place? A simple exposition of the working of the old caucus system,- the system that will be in operation if the reform is not adopted,- answers this...
...certain slate. All participants in the caucus are considered in honor bound to vote for a man for that particular office for which he is slated, and for no other. This slate is generally labelled "Representative Ticket"; it does represent an immense amount of intersociety diplomacy, but at least two thirds of the class have had no voice in arranging it. The pledge supporters of the slate generally constitute a majority of those present at the average class election and consequently succeed in putting through the slate although they number but a third of the whole class. Now, while...
...first round of the inter-class matches, '98 will play '99, and 1900 will play 1901. Each man is to play two games with every man on the opposing team, and all games must be finished by the Christmas vacation. The class teams have been determined upon as follows...
ENGLISH C.- Students of all sections, Wednesday and Thursday, bring to class, the Principles (instead of the Specimens as heretofore announced). Read before class the two briefs on "Capital Punishment," Appendix...
Most noticeable is an excellent drawing with verses in memoriam of "Harvard Jack." The centre piece is amusing and one or two of the smaller drawings well executed. The editorials are well worth reading...