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- 1.G.8. VOTES TO GIVE PROFITS OF DANCE TO FEW NEEDY STUDENTS: Collections From Special Tax to Be Turned Over to Faculty Committee:
- PRICE SETTLED: Members of I. G. B. and Part of Prom Committee to Sell Tickets Late In Week:
- RABBI LOUIS WOLSEY SPEAKER AT SEMINAR: Reveals Admiration for Other Faiths and Shows How All May Help World:
- Professor Carmichael Receives Grant-in-Aid:
- W. J. WALSH ELECTED PRESIDENT OF I. G. B.: RULES NEARLY SAME Stimpson Appointed Secretary; Arnold, Wagner, and Hart On Executive Board:
- Freshmen Overwhelm M. I. T. In Lacrosse: One-Sided Game With Engineers First Encounter of Cubs; Final Score, 16-0:
- BRUINS RECORD 9-6 WIN OVER TUFTS NINE: Victory At Medford Is Fifth of Season for Hard-Hitting ’Varsity Club:
- BOWIE ON MOUND: Allows Jumbos But 6 Hits As Caito Suffers An Ankle Injury In Fourth:
- Socony Representatives Will Interview Seniors:
- Fletcher Henderson s Orchestra Favored by Collegians at Proms: Eight Years of Big Time Playing At Dances, In Vaudeville, Over Radio, Have Made His Band Famous; Has Played At College Promenades All Over the Country:
- Professor S. K. Langer to Address Philosophy Club:
- VARSITY NETMEN AND GOLFERS PLAY TODAY: BOTH HOME MATCHES Northeastern Appears On Thayer Street Courts, Boston U. At Wannamoissett:
- G. L. BRONSTEIN WILL GIVE SPRING DAY TALK AFTER CHAPEL TODAY: Speaker At Annual Spring Day Exercises May Attack Lack of Publicity:
- CLASSES OMMITTED: Seniors In Traditional March Will Appear Dressed In Caps and Gowns:
- SPENCER, QUILLAN WIN ROSENBERGER CONTEST: Each Winner Receives Award and Half of Prize Money; Both Papers of Equal Merit:
- FRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP:
- ANOTHER REPORT ON FOOTBALL:
- Music:
- Mills Brothers Rose to Radio Fame in Their First Broadcast: Columbia Phones Flooded With Calls Directly After First Time They Are On Air:
- Official Bulletin:
- FORMER LIBRARIAN AT BROWN SPEAKS HERE: Dr. George Parker Winship Was Once John Carter Brown Library Custodian:
- Brown Freshmen Bow to Tabor Golf Team: Unofficial Group Loses First Golf Match of Season At Marion Country Club:
- Tentative Debating Schedule Announced: Brown Will Meet Bates, Smith, Vassar, Princeton, Yale and Pennsylvania:
- ALUMNI SECRETARY TO BE RICHARD A. HURLEY:
- BROWN UNIVERSITY: HISTORY, TRADITIONS, RESOURCES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:
- XXL—BROWN ALUMNI IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS:
- INTRAMURALS:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
151
(1932-05-05)
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(1932).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007035/
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For more than 125 years, the Brown Daily Herald has captured life at Brown University: political protest, athletic wins and losses, curricular changes and students' initiative....