Word: voting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...constitution adopted last spring, there will be a meeting of the Sophomore class at 7.30 o'clock this evening in upper Massachusetts, to elect a committee to nominate class officers. Nominations for this committee may be made to the number of 20, the 10 men receiving the most votes to constitute the committee. Any number of nominations for officers may be submitted to the committee, who will vote on them in two weeks...
...chosen from the College and Scientific School taken together, and one each from the Graduate and Law schools. One of the vacancies in the directors from the College and Scientific school was occasioned by the resignation of R. E. Sperry '06, and the man receiving the fourth largest vote Wednesday will fill his position. Nominations must be made in writing to the auditor before the close of the dinner hour on Monday, and nominators must be in the same department as their nominee. Scattered votes will not be counted...
...meeting of the 1907 members of the Union last evening to decide on the Junior dance for this year, W. H. Keeling '07, who presided, announced that the House Committee of the Union had suggested that the dance could best be held before the Christmas recess. By a unanimous vote the meeting expressed a preference for some date between the end of the mid-year period and Lent. Final arrangements as to the exact time of the dance will be made by the House Committee and the Trustees of the Union...
...vote was passed empowering Keeling to appoint a committee of ten or more to arrange all matters connected with the dance. It was also decided to follow the plans of the 1906 Union dance last year, the records of which have been carefully kept...
...Memorial Hall last evening it was decided by a vote of 539 to 64 to adopt the plan to allow ladies to be invited to a table d'hote dinner on November 25, the day of the Yale football game...