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- BROWN TRACKMEN DOWN WORCESTER TECH FOR FIRST WIN OF SEASON: Tom Gilbane Breaks Shot Put Record With Heave of 48 Feet 7 3-4 Ins.:
- FRESHMEN WIN: Brown Captures Four Out of Nine First Places to Lead 42 1-2 to 34 1-2:
- BROWN FIVE LOSES TO FAST W.P.I. TEAM: Flashy Worcester Polytechnic Institute Team Defeats Bruins, 41 to 32:
- Reading Period to Start Tomorrow Afternoon at 1:
- PUBLIC FAVOR STILL HIGH FOR FOOTBALL: NOT “PASSING FAD†Dr. Steiner Thinks Interest May Shift In Future to Professionals:
- KILLOUGH TO SPEAK ON TRADE RELATIONS: Edward H. Quillan Will Also Talk at Meeting In Faunce Lounge:
- SEVENTH IN SERIES: Next Meeting of Parley Will Not Take Place Until February Twentieth:
- W. S. Taylor Will Talk On American Painting:
- BRUIN ICE TEAM WILL PLAY YALE WEDNESDAY: GAME TO BE HELD HERE Track, Swimming, Wrestling and Hockey Outfits to See Action This Week:
- BROWN SWIMMING TEAM DEFEATS SPRINGFIELD; HOCKEY SEXTET OVERCOMES NORTHEASTERN 6-4:
- SIX RECORDS FALL: Lee, Lewis, and Relay Teams Set Marks As Bruins Win 50-27:
- 1936 FIVE WINS: McGovern High Scorer By Wide Margin In Game With St. George’s School:
- CHACE STARS: R. Chace Tallies Three Goals; Hargrove, Clement, Legg Also Score:
- DARTMOUTH ATHLETIC COUNCIL TO CONFER ON GAME WITH BROWN: Editor of Dartmouth Expects a “Happy Ending†After Today’s Session:
- STUDENTS WANT GAME: Herald to Post Bulletins On Developments During Exam Period:
- AGENCIES OF COMMON KNOWLEDGE DEFECTIVE: Economic Forum Speaker Scores Radio, Press, and Movies In Sunday Talk:
- A Good Move:
- Hail to Lady Nicotine:
- Lame Ducks Near Death:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- AUDITION TO BE GIVEN TO STUDENTS TONIGHT:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
77
(1933-01-23)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007551/
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For more than 125 years, the Brown Daily Herald has captured life at Brown University: political protest, athletic wins and losses, curricular changes and students' initiative....