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- WEATHER:
- W. W. CHAPLIN IS FIRST REPORTER TO MAKE WAY INTO VERMONT CITIES: Member of Class of 1918 Enters Water Ravaged Countryside in Quest of News.:
- ASSOCIATED PRESS MAN: Sent Story of Tragic Condition of Barre and Montpelier After Flood.:
- UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC CLUB PREPARES PLAY: FINAL CAST CHOSEN Professor Brown to Perfect Acting and Settings This Week.:
- STUDENTS WANTED FOR WORK AT COLGATE GAME:
- 1931 SQUAD DRILLING FOR ROXBURY CONTEST: HORTON TO LEAD TEAM Last Scrimmage of Season Held by Freshman Eleven Yesterday.:
- SOCCER TEAMS DRILL FOR FINAL CONTESTS:
- OYER EMPHASIS OUTSIDE COLLEGE, SAYS FAUNCE AT FOOTBALL BANQUET: Brown President Lays Distortion of Values to Sensation-Mongers.:
- AT ANNUAL BANQUET: Right of Players to Enjoy Game Insisted on by Chief Speakers.:
- PSI UPSILON CRUSHES MAXCY BY LARGE LEAD: Yesterday’s Winner Running in Close Race with Phi Delta Theta Aggregation.:
- 1930 TO HOLD CAUCUS IN SAYLES HALL TO-DAY:
- FIFTEEN REPORT FOR BASKETBALL PRACTICE: HEFFERNAN IN CHARGE Eight Members of Last Year’s Squad Available for This Season.:
- A. G. LANGLEY CREATES NEW PHILOSOPHY FUND:
- UNIVERSITY ELEVEN TO HOLD FINAL SCRIMMAGE TO-DAY FOR LAST GAMES: Lawrence May be Out of Colgate Contest on Account of Injury Suffered in Harvard Tilt.:
- SECONDS FACE N. H: Eleven to Oppose New Hampshire Will Comprise Gridders Who Will Play Next Season.:
- FRATERNITY MEMBERS TO MEET IN NEW YORK: DR. TIGERT TO SPEAK Conference Established in 1909 with President Faunce as Prime Mover.:
- SPLEEN:
- SIGN COLLECTORS:
- DEAN KENNETH MASON TO SPEAK AT MEETING OF UNIVERSITY CLUB:
- UNIVERSITY NOTICES:
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- Athletics:
- Publications:
- PLEDGE NOTICE:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
43
(1927-11-16)
"
(1927).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1004881/
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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....