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- SECOND UNION DANCE TO BE HELD TOMORROW EVENING FROM 9 TO 1: Patron’s List Includes Professors Foster, Carmichael, Bigge and Oakley:
- SHEFFERS TO PLAY: Tickets Will Cost One Dollar and May Be Bought from the Committee Members:
- News of the World:
- Prohibition Action Postponed:
- Democrats Spend $1,638, 177:
- Civic Clubs to Fight Hunger:
- Possible Veto on Philippine Bill:
- Coach Kahler to Speak to Intramural Managers:
- BARRY DRILLS MERMEN FOR OPENING CONTESTS: FIRST MEET IN BOSTON Both Varsity and Freshmen Start Season Against M. I. T. On January 14:
- PROFESSOR ROBINSON WRITES ANOTHER BOOK: “Corinth†Issued By the Harvard Press Deals With Many Excavations There:
- PRESIDENT BARBOUR TO OPEN LECTURE SERIES: Talk Will Be First of Series Given Under Auspices of Vedanta Society:
- WEDNESDAY AT 8 P. M.: Professor Ducasse Will Lead One of Following Discussions On January 29:
- Dr. H. B. Van Hoesen to Lecture at Columbia:
- Dates Changed in Two Winter Athletic Events:
- BROWN REPRESENTED IN TOWN HALL SING: IN NEW YORK New Year’s Day Radio Program Led By J. E. Flemming, ’O6 and Flemming, *33:
- Originator of Basketball Thinks New Ten Seconds Rule Very Poor: Dr. James Naismith Claims Change Is Not Along Right Lines As It Places Responsibility for Stalling On the Wrong Team and Makes Action Intermittent:
- DR. BRUCE M. BIGELOW LEAVES FOR VISIT OF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS: Trip Will Include Schools In Washington, D. C. and Six Eastern States:
- WILL TAKE MONTH: Schools to Be Visited Are Hon, Lawrenceville, Princeton, Hill and Staunton:
- CHEMISTS WILL HEAR PROFESSOR A. B. LAMB: Harvard Professor to Address Rhode Island Chemical Society:
- Whither Student Inertia?:
- Three More Weeks to Go:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- UNIVERSITY SQUASH CLUB WILL MEET HOPE:
- THE PRESS:
- On Sarcasm:
- art:
- MEYER ROSENTHAL ?32 IS IN BROADWAY SHOW:
- Senator Johnson Heard:
- screenings:
- EXAM SCHEDULES OUT:
- GILBANE AND MEADOW TAKE PART IN GAME:
- Duke99 Ellington Is Exponent of New Dance Rhythm In Negro Mood: “Duke†Started His Musical Career In Washington, D. C. By Doing His Own Composing Because He Could Not Read Compositions of Other Writers:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
65
(1933-01-05)
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(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007494/
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