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...Junior Class elections held yesterday, John Merryman Franklin, of New York, N. Y., was elected president with a total of 383 points, as against 388 cast for Moseley Taylor, the lowest number electing by the Australian preferential ballot system...
...following men were elected to the Student Council from 1918: George Almy Percy, of Arlington, 210; William James Murray, of Natick, 202; Morrill Wiggin, of Brookline, 186; and Albert Edward MacDougall, of Flushing, L. I., N. Y., 99. The elections to the Student Council are by direct vote, the largest number winning...
From the Senior Class two men were elected to the Student Council: William Henry Meeker, of New York, N. Y., was highest with 48 votes, followed by James William Davenport Seymour, of New York, N. Y., with 32. F. H. Cabot, Jr., received 28 votes, and J. C. White...
...fact that 1,000 students of the university at Syracuse, N. Y., are to earn their way this year in whole or in part, is calculated to awaken the envy of the country colleges, where the opportunities for self-help are limited by the environment. Educational institutions located in cities certainly have an advantage at this point. Men at the young Men's Christian Association College in this city, for earning money than the college boys in Amherst or Williamstown, despite the fact that special effort is made in both Williams and Amherst to get jobs for students who desire...
...meeting of the Advocate board last night the following men were elected literary editors: Ewen Cameron MacVeagh '18 of New York, N. Y.; Robert Witbeck Babcock '17 of Albany, N. Y., and John Daniel Parson '17 of Cambridge. Langdon Savage Simons '18 of Cleveland, Ohio, was elected a business editor. It was announced that the first dinner to be given by the Advocate this year would be held next Tuesday...