The
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EW HISTORY SOCIETY ANNOUNCES PRIZES FOR WORLD PEACE ESSAYS
rlow Can the Colleges Promote World Peace†Is Topic for All Papers
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ESSAYS DUE ON APRIL 5
jdges Will Include Many Men Who Are Interested In This Subject
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ADIO CITY SUBJECT FOR WOODS LECTURE
M. Hood Noted Architect Will Speak In Sayles Hall Friday Night
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“The College Campus Is No Longer a Cloister,†Says Archie M. Palmer
“It Has Become A Forum for the Discussion of Public Affairsâ€
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PROFESSOR CROWELL PRAISES DR. HUNKINS
TRIBUTE OF FRIEND Professor Hunkins Was Member of the Brown Faculty Since 1903
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SEVERAL ADDRESSES HAVE BEEN MADE BY J. P. ADAMS
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Faculty Luncheon Is Scheduled for Today
No Speaker Has Been Announced Although Department of Music May Perform
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Arch In Memory Of “Toots†Monroe Was Unveiled In His Home Town
Spirit of Brown Football Star Is Perpetuated In New Memorial Gateway
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EDITORIAL BOARDS OF HERALD MEET TODAY
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BROWN WINTER SQUADS HOLD HEAVY PRACTICE
WESTERN LEG SHOWS Hockey, Basketball, Wrestling, and Track Teams Training; Schedules Released
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QUESTIONS FOR SENIOR VOTING ARE RELEASED BY LIBER BRUNENSIS
Marked Change From Policy of Past Years With Vital Problems Stressed
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94 QUESTIONS IN ALL
Blank for Senior Information Attached to Ballot and Printed Herein
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MUSICAL CLUBS WILL CUT CHORUS NUMBERS
Action Taken to Make Groups More Feasible for Trips; Rehearsal Today
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WORTHY COMPETITION
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MANCHURIA
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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PLEDGE NOTICE
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Brown University Senior Information
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