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- ILLUMINATION OF UNIVERSITY HALL, PROCESSION, BAND CONCERT, AND SPEECHES CELEBRATE WASHINGTON’S VISIT: TABLET TO BE PRESENTED H. D, Sharpe Gives Placque to University Tonight at Eight; Professor Hedges to Make Commemoration Speech On Faiince House Plaza:
- B. C. A. SETS $2,000 AS GOAL OF CAMPAIGN WHICH STARTS TONIGHT: 51st Annual Drive for Funds Commences After Banquet This Evening:
- TOM GILBANE, CHAIRMAN: Sixteen Teams of Six Men Each Will Be Divided Into Two Divisions:
- DAILY HERALD TO HOLD STRAW VOTE IN CHAPEL: University Shows Interests In Public Affairs By Forming Political Clubs:
- University Hall Which Will Be Illuminated By Candle Light Tonight.:
- SPRINGFIELD ELEVEN LOSES TO BROWN, 14-6: MAROONS SCORE FIRST Buonanno, Chase Make Touchdowns to Give Bruins Victory In Uphill Fight:
- BROWN AND PEMBROKE TO BE IN PROCESSION: Will Join the Administration and Faculty In Commemorating Washington’s Visit:
- Bruin Soccer Team Wins Over Clark, 4-1: Cant. Elton, Leader In Scoring Registering Two Goals; Knott, Allen Tally:
- Nocturnal Visit Paid Campus By Washington in August 1790: President on Evening of Arrival Accepts Invitation of R. I. College Student Body to View Illumination of Main Building and Visits All Departments:
- THE REVIVAL OF A TRADITION:
- COORDINATED PUBLICITY:
- THE WORK OF THE B. C. A.:
- News of the World:
- Who’s Who for Hoover:
- Ovation for Walker:
- For Repeal:
- Official Bulletin:
- INFORMATION BUREAUS AGAIN PROVE HELPFUL: Freshman Week Committee, Under Paul Chaney, Maintained Several Booths:
- GREATLY IMPROVED “BEAR FACTS†GIVEN FRESHMEN:
- Employment Bureau Endeavoring To Create Demand for Students:
- Undergraduate Financial Statement of Brown Christian Association (June 1, 1931—June 1, 1932):
- DEBIT:
- RUFUS JONES TO SPEAK TO PHILOSOPHY GROUP:
- PLEDGE NOTICE:
- J. F. MACKINTOSH REDUCES 1932-33 BUDGET BY $5OO.:
- Letters of George Washington On Exhibit at John Hay Library: Thirty Letters On View Come From Frederick S. Peck Private Collection:
- FIRST UNION DANCE TO BE HELD OCTOBER 21: SHEFFERS TO PLAY Same Prices As Last Year to Prevail At Formal Affairs This Fall Season:
- YALE TIED BY CHICAGO IN SECOND DEADLOCK: AH Other Future Opponents of Brown Team Win Games Over Week-End:
- STUDENTS NOT TAUGHT TO DO GOOD WRITING: Abolition of Academic Tradition In Colleges Needed, Say Noted Educators:
- PLANS PREPARED FOR “DEPRESSION COLLEGEâ€: New College Being Organized In Virginia for Benefit of Needy Students:
- On the Reviewing Stand with F. P. Huddle:
- “Hoover’s Position Definitely Conservative:†Professor Mitchell: Chairman of Political Qr"ence Department Sets Forth Republican Case:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
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(1932).
Brown Daily Herald.
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