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The Brown Daily Herald 141 (1932-04-23)

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  • TRACK TEAM TO FACE R. I. STATE TODAY IN SEASON’S FIRST MEET: Strength of Brown Squad Is In Field Events; Opponents Strong On Cinders:
  • CONTEST TO BE AT 3 P. M.: Buonanno, Schreiner, Sawyer, T. J. Gilbane Are Expected to Win Places:
  • CUB TRACKMEN DEFEAT DEAN ACEDEMY SQUAD: Bruin Team Wins First Contest of the Season By Score of 74 1-3 to 42 2-3:
  • Senior Jacket Sale to End Wednesday, April 27:
  • UNIVERSITY LACROSSE TEAM TO MEET TUFTS: BEAR LINEUP SHIFTED McSoley and Elton to Strat; Mackesey Out Because of Illness:
  • FIRST FARMER LECTURE ON SHAKESPEARE HELD: Famous English Playwright Had Little Influence On French Romanticists:
  • PROM COMMITTEE ASKS I. G. B. TO HOLD DANCE: President Approves Suggestion Stating Action Will Be Taken Next Week:
  • PLANS DECORATIONS: Lavish and Colorful Display to Be Provided By Canopy Over Entire Dance Floor:
  • Hicks Preliminaries to Be Held Wednesday:
  • Last Convocation Will Be Held Wednesday, April 27:
  • University Band to Play At Baseball Game Today:
  • AMHERST NETMEN ARE CONQUERED BY BROWN: SCORE 6-3 Bruins Take Five Out of Six Singles and Only One Doubles Match:
  • DR. TILLINGHA3T GIVES TALK ABOUT TEACHING: Noted Educator Addresses Group of 30 Undergraduates At Placement Dinner:
  • BROWN BASEBALL TEAM WILL MEET HOLY CROSS IN SECOND GAME TODAY: Aldrich Field Diamond Is Scene of Annual Contest Between Traditional Rivals:
  • LINEUPS UNCHANGED: Humphries and Mahoney to Face Each Other In Game Which Will Settle Series:
  • JOHN HAY TO RESUME FORMER CLOSING TIME: Recorded Attendance Shows That Very Few Students Use Library After 10:
  • RE-ESTABLISH GOLF AS An organized sport:
  • SIGNS OF SPRING:
  • Official Bulletin:
  • THE PRESS:
  • THE STUDENT COUNCIL:
  • ON THE HILL:
  • TheitooksfoJl:
  • INTRAMURALS:
  • Lambda Chi Alpha Defeats Delta Tau Delta:
  • Theta Delta Chi Wins Over Alpha Delta Phi:
  • Basketball Resuscitated:
  • Tennis and Horseshoes:
  • Department of Botany to Offer Seven Courses for Coming Year: Mycology, Plant Pathology, and Forest Pathology, Will Be Among Advanced Courses to Be Taught By Doctors Snell and Church During the 1932-1933 Season:
  • LETTER RECEIVED FROM FORMER BROWN MAN: Richard P. Breaden, 1931, Writes to Professors Clough and Couch from Athens:
  • PROFESSOR GEORGE USES CAMERA IN HIS STUDIES: Letter Received By Dr. Mead Telling About Novel Work Done In London:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 141 (1932-04-23) " (1932). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1006981/

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