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The Brown Daily Herald 141 (1928-04-18)

Table of Contents

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  • WEATHER:
  • McLAUGHRY HOPES TO RETRIEVE FORTUNE OF TEAM IN 1929 SEASON: Plans Series of Lectures For Quarterback Candidates During Next Month.:
  • 67 MEN AT MEETING: Lawson Introduced to Grid Squad as New Line Coach For 1928-219 Season.:
  • GOLF TEAM CALLED OUT FOR INITIAL PRACTICE: CAPTAIN TAKES CHARGE Six Ball Match With Princeton and Holy Cross to Open 1928 Season.:
  • Dr. Faunce to Speak at Annapolis:
  • Gurney Voted “Best All Round Man in Senior Class;†Kirkland, Popular Prof.:
  • HOLY CROSS OPPOSES UNIVERSITY TO-MORROW: RAWLINGS TO PITCH University Baseball Team Faces Hard Hitting Dominicans at Worcester.:
  • CONCERT OF FRENCH MUSIC TO BE GIVEN: Interesting Program Selected From Three Centuries Of Composers.:
  • Faculty Hears Noted Educator:
  • Dr. Faunce, in Chapel Address, Hints of Possible Use of Oxford System Here:
  • 1828 PIPES AND CANES TO APPEAR THIS WEEK:
  • INTRAMURAL BASEBALL TEAMS BEGIN SEASON: DELTA PHI LOSES 12-9 U. H. Alpha Delt Game Postponed; Kappa Sigma Forfeits To Phi Sigma Kappa.:
  • OFFICIAL SANCTION IS RECEIVED TO USE NEW GYMNASIUM FOR PROM.: Larger Dancing Area and Better Decorative Facilities Are Obtained by Decision.:
  • FINAL PLANS ARE MADE: Scale of Prices for Junior Week Announced as Corporation Grants Permission.:
  • FIFTEEN REPORT FOR UNIVERSITY NET TEAM: SWAN TO DIRECT PLAY Elimination Tournament Begins Soon—l93l Candidates Meet To-day.:
  • Randall Speaks in E. Greenwich:
  • THE 1929 PROM:
  • A GOOD PROPOSAL:
  • SPRING IS HERE!:
  • Symphony to Continue Concerts:
  • THE BOOK CORNER:
  • OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
  • NOTED HUNGARIAN WILL SPEAK HERE ON FRIDAY:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 141 (1928-04-18) " (1928). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1005332/

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