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- BILLINGS EXPECTED TO FACE HARVARD BATTERS IN CONTEST TO-MORROW: Thirteen University Players in Voluntary Practice Held Yesterday Afternoon.:
- NO DRILL SCHEDULED: Same Lineup That Defeated Holy Cross to Meet Formidable Crimson Nine.:
- 1930 TRACK MEN FACE R. I. YEARLINGS TO-DAY: ON STADIUM TRACK All Runners Who Scored in Meet with Quakers Available for Work Today.:
- BROWN CHRISTIAN ASSN ELECTS SINGISER HEAD: Four Juniors, Two Sophomores to Contest for Other Positions.:
- MUSICAL CLUBS GIVE CONCERT IN FOXBORO: WELL RECEIVED Final Concert to be Given Next Thursday Evening at Narragansett.:
- MUSIC PROGRAM GIVEN , IN MANNING YESTERDAY:
- COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ANNOUNCED FOR JUNIOR WEEK PROGRAM: Annual Three-Day Period Be gins with Tea Dance Thursday at Froebel Hall.:
- PROMENADE FRIDAY: Full List of Events Published Includes Concerts and Athletic Contests.:
- HERALD EDITORS LEAVE FOR COLLEGE CONCLAVE: G. C. Hudson Leads Delegation to Convention of Newspaper Association.:
- EIGHT SCHOOLS ENTER R. I. RELAY CARNIVAL: Contestants to be Guests at Brown-Providence Ball Game.:
- WEST WARWICK H. S. TO FACE 1930 DEBATERS: MONDAY NIGHT Freshmen to Discuss Philippine Independence in First Contest.:
- MATH PROFESSORS AT MEETING IN NEW YORK:
- PROF. W. S. TAYLOR OF ART DEPARTMENT WILL PAINT MUSEUM MURALS: Distinguished Artist to Make Group of Five Large Panels.:
- FOR MORGAN MEMORIAL: Evolution of Metal Industries to be Represented in Series.:
- INTERNATIONAL CLUB HEARS MR. A. HERRMANN: ILLUSTRATED TALK President of German Department Tells of Trips Through Teutonic Lands.:
- THE PROPOSED CHANGE IN COMMENCEMENT:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
160
(1927-05-06)
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(1927).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1004492/
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For more than 125 years, the Brown Daily Herald has captured life at Brown University: political protest, athletic wins and losses, curricular changes and students' initiative....