Word: voted
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...occurs each year by expiration of term. All graduates of the first degree, of five or more years standing, in any of the departments of the University, and all persons who have been admitted to any degree higher than the first, whether honorary or in course, are entitled to vote, and are eligible for the office of Fellow. Fellows are eligible for re-election...
...March of each year a circular is sent by the Secretary to each graduate who is entitled to vote, citing the provisions of the act governing the election of Fellows, informing him that he will be entitled to vote in the election to be held on the day preceding the ensuing Commencement, announcing the vacancy which is to occur through the expiration of the term of one of the Fellows, and inviting him to send a nomination. A nomination blank is enclosed with the circular, which also contains a list of the actual members of the Corporation...
...Four Non-Resident Representative Fellows, elected for terms of three years by postal ballot, only those graduates who are resident in each of the four "non-resident" districts having the right to vote for the representative Fellow for that district. The four districts are: (1) New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland; (2) Province of Ontario; (3) Manitoba, British Columbia, and North-West Territories; (4) the United States...
Nominations for Representative Fellows or Non-Resident Representative Fellows may be made by ten or more graduates qualified to vote for such Fellows and if such nominations are filed with the Registrar before March 1 of the year in which the election is to take place, they are communicated to the voters when the voting papers are issued to them. The voting papers are sent out on or before March 15 to all graduates of the University, except that if a graduate has abstained from voting for three successive years voting papers will not be sent to him, unless...
...were eligible to vote for Class Day Officers only 204 have thus far returned their subscription blanks for the Class Fund. Of this number 57 have sent in their first instalment. It is of the greatest importance that the Class should have a fund large enough to meet all future expenses, and every member of the Class should his best towards making this possible. It is not necessary that the first instalment accompany the subscription blank but it is hoped that men will send in both together if convenient since there will be expenses between now and Commencement Day which...