Word: voted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Tuesday, January 28, all men who regularly dine at the Union will vote for three of their number to represent them on the Dining Hall Council. These men must be nominated by petitions signed by twenty men who eat at the Union, and which must be turned in at the Union desk before 7 o'clock tonight...
...people of the United States purpose in city, state and nation to honor the memory of Theodore Roosevelt. Congress will meet in joint session that day and by unanimous vote of both houses the eulogy on their behalf will be delivered by Henry Cabot Lodge. His selection for that solemn service has an appropriateness that the country was no less quick than the Congress to attest. The Governor of New York, Colonel Roosevelt's life long State, has set the example which other governors are following in rapid succession, the Governor of Rhode Island being the first...
Members of the Class of 1919 will vote at the CRIMSON Building today between 9 and 6 o'clock for a Secretary, Class Committee, Photograph Committee and Class Day Committee. The nominations for these offices appear in the box below on this page. In addition, the Senior Class will choose their First and Second Marshals. In the elections held for Marshals last Tuesday a tie for First Marshal resulted between Henry Corwin Flower, Jr., and Robert Ellsworth Gross, and it was therefore decided that another vote should be cast for these two men. Of these two men the one obtaining...
...status of the non-voter in the college is essentially the same. His lack of loyalty is a direct injury to the welfare of his class and also to himself. In the former case, a selfish apathy inhibits the mental effort necessary to the casting of an intelligent vote for the nominees of his class; in the latter he is forming a habit which will eventually depreciate him in the eyes of all good citizens when, perforce, he becomes a member of the body politic...
...upper classes today elect their officers. In consideration of the still depleted numbers in College it is essential, in order that the vote be as nearly representative as possible, for all men to go to the polls. In fairness to your class, and to yourself come out today and vote...