Word: voting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...unanimous vote of congratulation was given to F. R. Steward '96 for his excellent work at the last Yale debate...
...question of the relation of the committee to the debating clubs was thoroughly discussed and settled. It was decided that hereafter all the details of the intercollegiate debates will be left with the clubs as in former years. The committee will settle all questions of policy and retain the vote power. It was the unanimous feeling of the committee that its work should be to suggest and to assist the clubs rather than in any way to interfere with their plans...
...these six places 12 candidates will be nominated. The committee has sent the list of names proposed to every alumnus qualified to vote for Overseers, with the request that he mark not more than six of the names, as his preference for overseers. The names of the 12 receiving the highest number of votes will be placed on the official Australian ballot to be used Commencement Day, and the six receiving the highest number of votes then will be declared elected to the board...
...head delegates to the Convention are urged to send in the names of the men who are to comprise their state delegations as soon as possible. Each State is entitled to one half the number of votes it has in the United States House of Representatives. In case a State has an odd number of representatives at Washington it will receive the benefit of an extra vote in the Convention. No state will be without one vote at least. The names of the men accepted by the Convention will be printed in the CRIMSON either Saturday or Monday...
...have not had a chance to vote in the canvass of the University may do so by signing their full names in the blue-books which have been placed at Leavitt's, Sanborn's and at Memorial Hall...