Word: valid
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...truth of the matter is not that we are on the wrong track in education, but that we have gone forward too hastily. Mr. Butler's protest is valid not against the principle but against its excess. Elsewhere on this page we print an account of a new system of examinations at Harvard designed to equip the student for the fullest use of his faculties in the interpretation of what he has learned. This is not a reaction from the generous elective system introduced at Harvard twenty years ago. It is intended rather as a corrective to that system...
...natural that recognition by the United States government should play an important part in the political and social rehabilitation of Mexico. The full protection of valid American interests in that country has been our primary concern. It has been promised by President do la Hueria and by President elect Obregon that these interests will be protected; and indeed the present government seems better qualified to make such a promise than any preceding government since the time of Diaz...
...Hall and the Union. At present 213 ballots have been cast in the Junior elections, which is only 40 percent of the number needed to fulfill the constitutional requirements. In the Sophomore voting the necessary quota has been more nearly reached but many must vote today to ensure a valid election...
Because a small number of votes are still needed to fulfill the constitutional requirements of 60 per cent., and after a second extra opportunity was provided for the casting of these votes, yesterday the class of 1923 elections have not yet been made valid. The committee has decided, therefore, to continue the voting on next Tuesday, October 26, in conjunction with the Junior voting. Polls will be open from 8 until 6 in both the CRIMSON Building and Sever Hall; and in the Union and Memorial Hall during the luncheon hours. The poll watchers, who will be members...
...second day of voting, neither 1922 nor 1923 have secured the 60 percent quota necessary to make the class elections valid in accordance with the amendments to the class constitution passed last spring...