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- WEATHER:
- lASS DUES CAMPAIGN BRINGS $4424 TO FOUR UNIVERSITY CLASSES: Seniors Lead in Total Amount Collected, But 1931 Leads In Members Paid.:
- JUNIORS ARE SECOND: Sill for Junior Yearly Dues To be Sent Home if Not Already Paid Up.:
- ASEBALL MEN TO USE ALDRICH FIELD TO-DAY: iwards, Rawlings and Ford Will Probably Start on Mound In First Three Games.:
- JUG MAN WINS PRIZE IN DRAWING CONTEST:
- FINAL DEBATE WILL BE BROADCAST BY WEAN: 1931 TEAM MEETS B. U University Takes Affirmative Against Penn State Team To-morrow Evening.:
- REV. DALLAN TO SPEAK IN CHAPEL TO-MORROW:
- LETTERS AND NUMERALS AWARDED UNIVERSITY AND FRESHMAN TEAMS: Thirty-Six Letters and Forty One Numerals Granted by Athletic Council.:
- THREE N. E. I. CHAMPIONS: Freshman Hockey and Basketbal Teams Complete Season with Clean Slate.:
- EXPERTS SAY WAX WILL NOT INJURE GYM FLOOR:
- Daily Herald Appears in Two Sections this Morning:
- FRIDAY, MAY 4, CHOSEN FOR SPRING DAY DATE:
- SOCK AND BUSKIN HAS ELECTION OF OFFICERS: EIGHT MEN SELECTED E. L. Herrick, Hendrickson, Daw ley, Walling, Gamwell, Geisler, Hood to Lead Club.:
- PRES. FAUNCE ELECTED TO PHILOSOPHY CLUB:
- ATHLETIC BOARD WILL GRANT USE OF GYM FOR JUNIOR WEEK DANCES: Sophomore Ball Also Listed In Recommendation of Council To the Corporation.:
- BALLOT IS UNANIMOUS: Final Decision Up to University Executive Committee—Dance Managers Jubilant.:
- SOPHOMORES TRIUMPH OVER 1931 WRESTLERS: TWO BOUTS FORFEITED Anderton, Snyder, Alpen, Sanborn Win Bouts for Class of 1930 In Close Encounter:
- AN OLD CUSTOM REVIVED:
- A REAL DIPLOMAT:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- F. A. SPELLMAN OPPOSED TO PI KAPFA CHANGES:
- 1930 BALL OFFICERS TO BE CHOSEN MONDAY:
- THEATRE REVIEW:
- TWENTY-FIVE FRESHMEN REPRIMANDED BY V. C:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
131
(1928-03-30)
"
(1928).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1005275/
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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....