Word: valid
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...seems to me that the Pierian could find much more valid and convincing arguments for its side of the question than the vituperation of Mr. Thompson's Philippie. I cannot agree that the question of the decline of the Pierian is without the domain of the critic (although I do not believe that the Harvard orchestra really is in such a bad way). To the critic all is pertinent that has any bearing on the quality of the performance. After all, the function of the critic, as Mr. Thompson has pointed out, is to comment as impartially as is humanly...
...State Wilbur J. Carr went before a committee of Congress to ask that the! appropriation, which had lapsed, be extended. Mr. Carr explained why the work had not been done before: First there was the conveyance of title. It had to be worked out so that it would be valid under both British and U. S. law. The lawyers took months to overcome the difficulties involved. Then architects' plans for alterations had to be procured. Then plans and specifications had to be prepared which could get satisfactory bids under both laws. This last has not been accomplished yet-they...
...total of 612 votes was thrown, of which 578 were valid. This is well over the required 60 per cent of the class...
...Student Council committee issued a statement last night reminding the Freshmen that 60 per cent of the class must vote in order to make the election valid, and again emphasizing that, in accordance with the system of preferential voting, all candidates for each office must be voted...
...committee, emphasizing again that at least 60 per cent of the class must vote in order to make the election valid, outlined the rules of the preferential system of voting, which is to be used in the election as follows...