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The Brown Daily Herald 64 (1933-01-04)

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  • BROWN PROFESSOR TO BECOME LIBRARIAN OF AM. ACADEMY IN ROME: Professor Schnacke Resigns His Post As Assistant Head of Brown LiSbrary:
  • TO LEAVE IN JUNE: No Appointment Announced As Yet By University Officials to Fill Vacancy:
  • N. Y. BROWN-PRINCETON CLUBS MAY BE UNITED: Manhattan Alumni Organization Given Chance to Share Nassau Quarters:
  • “Claims of Technocracy Grossly Exaggerated†States Prof Bigge: Problem Posed Is Not New Nor Unique Except In Conclusions Drawn; Technocrats Merely Overstate Facts Familiar to All Economists; Overtook Man’s Welfare:
  • BASKETBALL TEAM TO MEET M.I.T. SATURDAY: Floren, Morse, Hammer, Karaban and Malkowski Probable In Starting Roles:
  • BRUIN SEXTET MEETS MASS. AGGIES FRIDAY: Capt. Hunt, Legg, Chace, Tracy, Peckham and Chapin Due to Start Game:
  • 1933 HERALD BOARDS TO MEET FRIDAY AT 3:
  • 75 BROWN PROFESSORS TRAVEL DURING RECESS: TOUR COUNTRY Journey to Many Farts of U. S. and Canada to Attend Learned Meetings:
  • Trackmen to Meet At 2 Today In Aldrich Gym:
  • UNION TO HOLD SECOND DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT IN FAUNCE ART GALLERY: First College Occasion of New Year Expected to Draw Large Crowd:
  • SCHEFFERS TO PLAY: Tickets to Be Sold at $1 Each; May Be Procured at Faunce Telephone Booth:
  • News of the World:
  • Budget Plans Under Way:
  • Relief Bill Imminent:
  • Hoover Objects:
  • Ships Delayed:
  • The Year Is Dead; Long Live the Year!:
  • The Problem of Misfits:
  • THE PRESS:
  • COLLEGE MATERIAL:
  • Why Was Famous Mose Rose Prexy WaylancTs Pride Taken?:
  • OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
  • screenings:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 64 (1933-01-04) " (1933). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007489/

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