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- BRUINS STAGE FINAL PERIOD RALLY TO WIN FROM WESLEYAN 38-30: Basketball Team Comes Out from Behind to Down Speedy Connecticut Team:
- GAME STARTS SLOWLY: Guarding by Karaban, Sharp Shooting by Floren and Morse Aid Victory:
- News of the World:
- Stimson Meets Roosevelt:
- Senate Group for Repeal:
- Trouble for Dublin:
- Mrs. Coolidge May Travel:
- Mathew C. Mitchell writes on New York government below.:
- BRUIN HOCKEY TEAM TO PLAY ST. MARY’S HERE: HUNT BACK IN LINEUP Difficult Resistance Expected By Home Team; Has Won One and Lost One:
- ADMINISTRATION MAKES STATEMENT ON PARKING: Outbreak of Campus Resentment Leads Administration to Probe Parking Law:
- ONE PETITION REFUSED: Final Action On Two Additional Applications to Be Taken Within Ten Days:
- SOCK AND BUSKIN KEY AWARDED TO SEVEN MEN: Charm Given for Distinguished and Meritorious Service to Organization:
- Professor M. C. Mitchell Explains Changes in New York Government: Head of Political Science Department Finds Plan of Judge Seabury Conforms Closely With Theoretical Idea of Trend In Municipal Government:
- Sophomore Editors Will Hold Meeting Tomorrow:
- FEDERAL INTERFERENCE ATTACKED BY BOSLAND: QUILLAN EXPOUNDS “Hands Off59 Policy Is Favored In “Mess WeYe In" Series of Economic Lectures:
- Distinguished Poets to Read Selections: English Department to Welcome Hiliyer, Bacon, Elliot In Sunday Readings:
- W. V. PARKER 1933 TO PRESIDE OVER COUNCIL OF THE MODEL LEAGUE: Assembly Held Here Last Year to Convene Next March at Smith College:
- COMES 10-11-12: Brown Will Represent Austria, Uruguay and Yet Unnamed Country This Year:
- SOPHOMORE DANCE TO GO ON AIR OVER WEAN: Music of Ted Black’s Orchestra Will Be Broadcast from 9:30-10 O’Clock:
- A Worthwhile Revival:
- Femininity and Higher Education:
- Japan Bombs Jehol:
- Sophomore Ball:
- OFFICIAL , BULLETIN:
- INTRAMURALS:
- New Meets Scheduled:
- Handball Games Resumed:
- FENCING SQUAD WILL GIVE DEMONSTRATION: AT BASKETBALL GAME ‘Three Types of Swords WO! Be Used In Exhibition to Be Held January 20:
- BRUIN MERMEN DRILL FOR OPENING CONTEST: Team Trains Hard In Last Week of Pre-Season Practice Before M. L T. Meet:
- screenings: THE BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN Columbia at the Albee Theatre.:
- Chinese Chivalry:
- More Screenings:
- OFFICIAL REGISTRATION FOR THE 2ND SEMESTER 1932 – 1933:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
68
(1933-01-10)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007507/
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