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- 'ALE WRESTLERS AND SWIMMERS WIN FROM BROWN IN NEW HAVEN: tfatators Succumb to Unbeaten Eli Team, 47-24; Matmen Are Defejalted, 29-5:
- WOODWARD SOLE VICTOR: White, Lewis Set New Records; Freshmen Wrestlers Lose To Bulldog Cubs:
- News of the World:
- House Votes Today:
- Zangara Sane:
- Injured Recovering:
- Japs May Delay Breaks:
- Inter-Collegiate Ball Will Be Held Thursday:
- B.U.D.S. TO PRESENT OSCAR WILDE COMEDY: SIXTH IN CYCLE B aimer, Wiren, and Eberstadt Will Play the Principal Masculine Roles:
- GOODRICH SPEAKS ON ECONOMIC CONFERENCE: Arnold Tulp Will Also Talk At Meeting This Afternoon In Faunce House:
- EIGHTH IN SERIES: Next and Last Meeting of Parley To be Addressed by Bigge and Shoemaker:
- H* V. Kaltenborn Describes Visit To Hitler, Leader Of The Na^is: News Editor of Columbia Broadcasting System Says that Hitler Dislikes Interviews and Will Not See a Pressman Who Is a Jew Or a Communist:
- DAILY HERALD WILL SPONSOR ANNUAL DUPLICATE CONTRACT BRIDGE CONTEST: Winning Team Will Represent Brown At Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament:
- jSINGSEN TO DIRECT: Contest Will Start February 24 And Will Continue For Four Nights:
- E. L. Singsen to Speak In Faunce House Wednesday:
- PROFESSOR MURPHY TO LECTURE ON RELIGION: WEDNESDAY EVENING “Supernatural In Topic of Talk To Be Given In Metcalf Hall:
- BOSTON COLLEGE SIX MEETS BROWN TONIGHT:
- TOM GILBANE BREAKS SHOT RECORD AGAIN: Brown Relay Team Finishes Third At University Club Games:
- Vocational Guidance Or Job Preparation?:
- The Subject of Cribbing—lV.:
- Economy League Versus Taxes:
- PSYCH COLLOQUIUM:
- Music:
- CAMHIE:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
82
(1933-02-20)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007578/
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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....