Word: voting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...order to give the College some basis on which to vote the nominees will appear tonight on the Crimson Network from 9 to 9:30 o'clock in a round table discussion of the Conference's objectives...
...noon on Thursday will be: Richard G. Axt '46, Douglas Cater '46, Raymond Considine '48, Eugene A. Dinet, Jr. '44, Francis D. Fisher '47, Ray A. Goldberg '48, Leo S. Martinuzzi, Jr. '50, Joel A. Rotschild '47, James J. Sullivan '47, and Clifford R. Wharton, Jr. '47. Students will vote for three of the 10 nominees...
Only ten months ago a vote of the Faculty created the Social Relations Department, and last summer's term saw the beginning of classes. Perhaps because it is so young, th enewly-created department is still free from a few of the evils which seem t plague some of the more tradition-bound of the University's fields of concentration...
...chief disliked U.S.-style democracy. Brother Viriato had long ago tersely explained the family position: "Democracy was born, matured, ripened and died. The stench from its body pollutes the air." But the socialist talk was new. Perhaps it was a page from Peron's book, a scheme for vote-getting only...
Meeting in Savannah, Georgia's Baptist Convention got ready to vote on the report of its Social Service Committee: ". . . That the Christian people of Georgia be urged to apply the principles of Jesus in a serious effort to allay the growing race tensions so spotlighted by the lynchings in Georgia and the recent Columbians Inc. disturbances in Atlanta." Up jumped ex-Navy Chaplain Joseph A. Rabun, 39, new pastor of the McRae Baptist Church, where rabble-rousing, Governor-elect Gene Talmadge is the leading lay member. Shouted Pastor Rabun: "That is not strong enough! We need to condemn with...