The Brown Daily Herald 123 en 1 1932-03-25 BDH 41 BDH_1932_03_25-METS Untitled SPECIAL en WAX G. HOBERMAN IS ELECTED DAILY HERALD EDITOR FOR 1932-1933 HL M. Wagner Appointed Managing Editor; J. F. Lyle Ass’t Managing Editor en MAYER SPORTS EDITOR Mew Board Will Assume Active Control With Tomorrow’s Publication en 1934 MERMEN DEFAULT TO FRESHMAN SWIMMERS J. C. Baker and G. W. Brown Star In Novice Championships; Each Place Twice en 1933 DAILY HERALD EDITORS PROMOTED en CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA GETS CALL FOR PROM PRICE TO BE $8 Original Band to Make Personal Appearance; Played for Princeton Prom en Dean Arnold Declares Rushing Rules of Season Satisfactory Says University Is Fortunate In Elimination of Cut-Throat Fraternity Rushing en w. Barnes, President of I. G. B. GRADUATE ATHLETIC COUNCIL AWARDS FORTY VARSITY LETTERS AND THIRTY-TWO FRESHMEN NUMERALS TO EIGHT WINTER SPORTS SQUADS en 1935 HAS GOOD SEASON Swimming Team Only Group that Was Undefeated This Year; Receives Seven Awards en ONE MORE THIS YEAR Hockey and Basketball Head List With Nine Numerals Each; Wrestling Gets Seven en NUMBER IS HIGH University Teams Receive Three More Than Last Year; All Are Major Sports en AWARDS MADE LAST NIGHT Wrestling and Hockey Each Get Eleven Awards; Swimming Basketball Come Next en CAPTAINS FOR WINTER SPORTS TO BE ELECTED en COACH ALONZO STAGG WILL SPEAK TONIGHT TO BE IN SAYLES HALL “Grand Old Man†of Football to Relate Experiences As Chicago Coach en Heavyweight Fights Close Novice Boxing en EMBRYO LAWYERS HEAR HARVARD LAW MENTOR Prof. Zechariah Chafee Speaks to Fifty Undergraduates At Placement Dinner en AND SO ANOTHER YEAR PASSES en * vnOlCj CbimiE en Untitled Maddened Columnist Stabs Erring Printer Quixote Runs Amuck As Result of “Hashing-Up†of His Article Yesterday en STANDARD OIL CO. TO SEND REPRESENTATIVE New England Tel. and Tel- Has No Vacancies Tin’s Year for College Men en Official Bulletin* en Untitled On the Reviewing Stand... with R. C. McCormick aut en Fraternities Began In 1830-- Secret Societies Have Grown In 100 Years At Brown to Include More Than 50% of Student Body; Early Features of Life In Fraternities and Dominating Influences Told N. R. Singleton aut en BROWN STUDENTS FLY TO INJURED COMRADE Two Undergraduates Hasten to Bethlehem, Penn., to See Princeton Youth en Pool, Billiards Start en Choirs and Soloists to Present Cantata en