Word: voting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...captain of his Freshman football team and has played on the University eleven for the past three years. Prevented each year from playing in the letter games due to Illness, he was nevertheless awarded his gridiron letter this season. He is President of the Student Council. Daley's vote of 350 was not only the greatest total vote, but also the greatest majority for First Marshal. Coady received 287 votes for the Second Marshal's position. He is Captain of the football team, a letter man in hockey and baseball, and a member of the Student Council. J. R. Burke...
Elections for the first group of Senior class officers will be held today. All Seniors eligible to vote have been notified of the fact. The polls will be open in Sever Hall and on the main floor of Harvard Hall from 9 till 5 o'clock. The balloting booth on the second floor of Pierce Hall will be open between 9 and 1 o'clock...
Coach Arnold Horween received a vote of appreciation for what he had done for football at Harvard during the past season. The committee also expressed its satisfaction that Coach Horween will return next fall, and officially awarded the football "H" to the men who participated in the Yale and Princeton games, and also to L. F. Daley '27, thus satisfying the previous vote of the Student Council...
...Seniors are asked to be sure to vote. Men whose names were accidently omitted from the list of eligible voters may see J. W. Hurlburt in 17 Massachusetts Hall between 8 and 10 o'clock this evening...
...vote of the final meeting Saturday night to accept Nebraska's bid for the 1927 Congress came only after a heated discussion from the floor on the geographic merits of the various institutions which had invited the delegates for next year. Ohio State, Iowa, Cornell, Stamford, and Mt. Holyoke representatives stated forcefully the benefits to be derived from meeting at their respective college. Nebraska because of its central location and the fact that it is at the same time a western institution received a large majority of votes...