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The Brown Daily Herald 121 (1932-03-23)

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1932
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  • WEATHER:
  • FOGG AND LIBBY TO DEBATE DISARMAMENT TONIGHT IN SAYLES: Colonel George F. Fogg Will Give Militarist’s Point of View On Topic:
  • SPONSORED BY B C. A.: First of A New Series of Public Discussions to Be Held At 8:15:
  • BROWN KEY ARRANGES INTERCLASS CONTESTS: Freshmen and Sophomores Will Meet In Track Events This Afternoon:
  • Second Semester Bills Are Due This Afternoon:
  • BROWN BEDEL TO MAKE APPEARANCE TOMORROW: TO FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHS Second Issue to Contain Several New Contributors As Well As Old:
  • BROWN SERIES RECEIVES GREAT DEAL OF PRAISE:
  • RACKETEERING VICTIMS TO BE REIMBURSED BY MAGAZINE PUBLISHERS: National Publishers Association Will Fill Subscriptions for Periodicals:
  • DAILY REVEALS FRAUD: Activities of Supposed Salesmen Exposed On January 14 By Correspondent:
  • Historian Believes English Hold New Socialization Point of View: Professor J. B. Botsford Declares Unemployment Is A Major Factor In Homogeneous Nation, and Is Recognized As A Matter for National Administration:
  • Undergraduates Invited to Hear Beethoven Talk:
  • BARBOUR ON LAST LEG OF TRAVELS IN ORIENT: WRITES FROM CHINA President’s Party Planning Short Stay In China Before Starting Home:
  • HONORS CANDIDATES IN HISTORY ALLOWED TO EMPLOY READING PLAN: Innovation In This System Will Include Final Honors In Creative Arts:
  • 44 ELIGIBLE: Sophomores With High Scholastic Standing Permitted to Be Candidates:
  • SIX GARNER TITLES IN NOVICE BOXING FINALS: Championship Bouts In Light-Heavy, Heavyweight Classes Are Tomorrow:
  • FRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP:
  • HONORS BY READING:
  • Official Bulletin:
  • College Opinon:
  • THE PRESS:
  • Near Eastern Affairs Delegates Express Appreciation of Brown: University found to Have the “Peaceful Atmosphere of Our Old Collegesâ€:
  • COOPERATION URGED FOR PARKING RULES:
  • CHOIRS AND SOLOISTS TO PRESENT CANTATA: Arthur B. Hitchcock of Music Department to Lead Opus In Sayles Hall:
  • Demonstration Given Before Large Group: Liquid Air and Its Properties Are Experimeted Upon By Professor Rakestraw:
  • NAMES SHOULD BE GIVEN TODAY TO ATTEND DINNER:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 121 (1932-03-23) " (1932). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1006881/

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