Word: voting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Roosevelt symbol, currently divide into two camps of confused citizens sharing only restlessness and concern. Some intend to back Wallace to register a squawk; others may dislike Truman policies but will support him or, in greater likelihood, work for a better Democratic nominee, in the belief that a protest vote assuring Republican success is too-great a luxury today. Heading up the latter are the major officers of U. S. labor in company with old New Dealers such as Eleanor Roosevelt and upcoming politicians such as Minneapolis Mayor Hubert H. Humphrey. When this coalition assembled at the February Convention...
...College vote, which was completed last Friday, also returned Joan McPartlin '49, of Cambridge, as vice-president of the organization, Alice Stetson Clark '50, of Darien, Connecticut and 6 Acacia Street, as secretary, and Joan Braverman '50, of Lowell and Briggs Hall as treasurer...
...Activities Fee proposal comes to a vote tomorrow at a mass meeting...
Radcliffe's 900 undergraduates are nearing a vote on one of the year's most controversial issues on Garden Street. A mass meeting Thursday will decide yes or no on a proposal for a compulsory Student Activities fee which would assess every student $12 annually to cover nearly all her costs through the year for non-academic Radcliffe activities...
...pointed out that, if the Activities Fee were passed by an undergraduate vote, Administration approval would be necessary to place the levy on an official Radcliffe bill. An alternative method would be a charge by the Student Government, which now collects $5.75 each year in compulsory fees for its own support, class dues, and Radcliffe News subscriptions...