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Record Turnout in Class Elections
Thu., Nov. 13, 1958
The Student Senate Elections Committee used voting machines, which were on loan from the Borough of Carlisle, for the first time in the class elections held in South College on November 13. The Dickinsonian reported that Elections Committee chair Carolyn Gourley (Class of 1959) attributed the record turnout to the Student Senate's decision to run the elections for the first time, the new machines, and increased publicity.
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Dickinsonian, Nov. 21, 1958, pg. 1.