The
Brown Daily Herald
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1932-05-18
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BROWN NINE ENGAGES MIDDLEBURY ON HOME GROUNDS TODAY AT 3
Halpin or Sweeney to Pitch As Team Attempts to Regain Its Winning Streak
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CUBS ALSO PLAY
1935 Squad Meets Holy Cross Yearlings In Effort to Break Into Stride
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UNIVERSITY LACROSSE TEAM IS DEFEATED 5-3
Services of Captain White Are Greatly Missed As Team Faces Springfield
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Students Requested to File Information Blanks
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ANNUAL B. C. A. BANQUET WILL BE HELD TONIGHT
TO BE AT 6:30 Affair Given In Honor of Past Senior Board and Newly Elected Juniors
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TAP DAY SUGGESTION DOES NOT MEET WITH ENTIRE APPROBATION
Many Feel Conflict In Tapping Would Ruin Impressive Ceremonies
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OTHERS DIFFER
Leading Campus Undergraduates State Further Their Ideas On This Subject
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21 Nominations Made for Cammarian Club to be Voted on In Chapel Today and Tomorrow
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Group I
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Group 11.
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DAVID GRUNBERGER, 1933, IS ELECTED BUSINESS MANAGER OF DAILY HERALD
Natelson, Advertising Manager; Hurd Is Associate; Stone Has Circulation
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ROSENFELD RETIRES
Palten, Maddock, Tobak Make Up Remainder of 1932-33 Business Board
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University Golf Team Downs Friar Sextet
Providence College Takes Only Two Matches In Encounter On Agawam Course
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DAVID GRUNBERGER, 1933 newly elected Business Manager of the Daily Herald.
IRVING HARRIS CUP IS AWARDED TO S.G. WAITE
Dean Arnold Acts as Toastmaster At Annual Banquet of University Band
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A
NEW ATTACK ON DEPRESSION
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THE
CALM BEFORE THE STORM
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Captain J, B. Bogman to Lecture At Brown
Executive of Army Industrial College At University On Temporary Duty
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UNIVERSITY CHOIR WILL BROADCAST OVER WEAN
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Music
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College Opinion
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Official Bulletin *
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THE
PRESS
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Why Have Politics?
—Syracuse
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ON THE HILL
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YALE SEXTET SWAMPS VARSITY NETMEN 9-0
Ed Vreeland Wins Lone Set for Brown As Elis Triumph At New Haven
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Freshman Lacrosse to Meet Harvard Jayvees
Undefeated Yearlings to Face Stiffest Opposition of Entire Season
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WHITMAN EXHIBITION BEGINS IN JOHN HAY
H. S. Saunders and Professor Emory Halloway to Speak On Walt Whitman
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ARMY BAND WILL PLAY MARCH BY BROWN MAN
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