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HUA Election Will Feature No Referenda or Survey Questions
Every Harvard undergraduate owes it to the best interests of the University to cast his ballot today in the election of officers of the Harvard Union for 1920-1921.
The office of vice-president, for which several representative Juniors have been nominated, is one of the few elective offices in the power of the undergraduates as a whole to bestow. It entails responsibility, executive ability and leadership. It is highly important that the choice for this important position should be made by a substantial proportion of the students. It will require but a few minutes to cast a ballot at Memorial, the CRIMSON, at Standish, or at the Union itself. It is a duty which every man should take upon himself today.
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