Word: votes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...opportunity to express their opinions on the League of Nations is being given all University men in the straw vote conducted by the CRIMSON today. Polls will be open at 9 o'clock at Memorial Hall, the Union, Standish Hall Common Room and the CRIMSON Office. The Business School may vote at Lawrence Hall and members of the Law School at Langdell Hall. The results in the College and the two graduate schools will be tabulated separately. This method will give a more accurate knowledge of the opinion of the University. Ballots may be cast until 6 o'clock...
Those, then, who believe that the treaty represents the final world settlement, should vote for it. Those pygmy-minded "little Americans" who do not feel that this country should underwrite the ambitions of European powers, will vote for the preservation of American independence. C. P. WINSOR...
...straw vote on the ratification of the peace treaty today, will be regarded everywhere as the real opinion of Harvard. In view of this fact the student body should refuse to allow itself to be misrepresented...
...representative government relies for its existence on the theory that its citizens will vote. Harvard is considered one of the best preparations for good citizenship. The way she casts her vote will be taken as the attitude of the class she represents. In fairness to our critics and to ourselves, all of us should register an opinion, one way or another, on the peace treaty...
...alumni of classes before and including the Class of 1914 are expected to vote today in Lower Massachusetts between the hours of 9.30 and 4 o'clock for the five Overseers required to fill the vacancies now existing on the Board of the University for the ensuing year...