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- SPECIAL:
- WAX G. HOBERMAN IS ELECTED DAILY HERALD EDITOR FOR 1932-1933: HL M. Wagner Appointed Managing Editor; J. F. Lyle Ass’t Managing Editor:
- MAYER SPORTS EDITOR: Mew Board Will Assume Active Control With Tomorrow’s Publication:
- 1934 MERMEN DEFAULT TO FRESHMAN SWIMMERS: J. C. Baker and G. W. Brown Star In Novice Championships; Each Place Twice:
- 1933 DAILY HERALD EDITORS PROMOTED:
- CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA GETS CALL FOR PROM: PRICE TO BE $8 Original Band to Make Personal Appearance; Played for Princeton Prom:
- Dean Arnold Declares Rushing Rules of Season Satisfactory: Says University Is Fortunate In Elimination of Cut-Throat Fraternity Rushing:
- w. Barnes, President of I. G. B.:
- GRADUATE ATHLETIC COUNCIL AWARDS FORTY VARSITY LETTERS AND THIRTY-TWO FRESHMEN NUMERALS TO EIGHT WINTER SPORTS SQUADS:
- 1935 HAS GOOD SEASON: Swimming Team Only Group that Was Undefeated This Year; Receives Seven Awards:
- ONE MORE THIS YEAR: Hockey and Basketball Head List With Nine Numerals Each; Wrestling Gets Seven:
- NUMBER IS HIGH: University Teams Receive Three More Than Last Year; All Are Major Sports:
- AWARDS MADE LAST NIGHT: Wrestling and Hockey Each Get Eleven Awards; Swimming Basketball Come Next:
- CAPTAINS FOR WINTER SPORTS TO BE ELECTED:
- COACH ALONZO STAGG WILL SPEAK TONIGHT: TO BE IN SAYLES HALL “Grand Old Man†of Football to Relate Experiences As Chicago Coach:
- Heavyweight Fights Close Novice Boxing:
- EMBRYO LAWYERS HEAR HARVARD LAW MENTOR: Prof. Zechariah Chafee Speaks to Fifty Undergraduates At Placement Dinner:
- AND SO ANOTHER YEAR PASSES:
- * vnOlCj CbimiE:
- Maddened Columnist Stabs Erring Printer: Quixote Runs Amuck As Result of “Hashing-Up†of His Article Yesterday:
- STANDARD OIL CO. TO SEND REPRESENTATIVE: New England Tel. and Tel- Has No Vacancies Tin’s Year for College Men:
- Official Bulletin*:
- On the Reviewing Stand...:
- 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:
- BROWN STUDENTS FLY TO INJURED COMRADE: Two Undergraduates Hasten to Bethlehem, Penn., to See Princeton Youth:
- Pool, Billiards Start:
- Choirs and Soloists to Present Cantata:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
123
(1932-03-25)
"
(1932).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1006895/
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