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- CALL FOR BASEBALL CANDIDATES ISSUED BY COACH KELLERER: Three Weeks Practice Already Behind Those Working Out for Battery Places:
- SQUAD LOOKS WELL: Freshmen to Start Organized Practice As Soon As Good Weather Permits:
- News of the World:
- Congress Passes Bills:
- Chinese Protest Embargo:
- Germany Stiffens Penalties:
- Current Events Contest Discontinued This Year:
- SALANT AND TOWN TAKE LEAD IN BRIDGE EVENT: PLAY RESUMES TONIGHT Wing and Thompson Are Second With Heckman and Musson Close Behind Them:
- Jug Editors Attend Comics’ Convention: Meeting to Be Held at the Hotel Shelton In New York City Over Week-end:
- FAUNCE HOUSE TEAM TOTALS 165 POINTS: Brown Players In Sixth Place After Fourth Inning of Cue Tournament:
- HURD IS HIGH SCORER: Complete Scores for All Teams Not Available at Late Hour Last Night:
- Prom Nominations:
- Recognition Services In Chapel This Morning:
- LENTEN DISCUSSIONS TO OPEN HERE TODAY: SPONSORED ANNUALLY Dr. George Stewart Will Speak This Afternoon In B. C. A. Conference Room:
- Princeton Professor Discusses Problem of Soviet Recognition: Prof, DeWitt Clinton Poole Favors Recognition Only Following Suitable Trade and Debt Settlements. Historical Aspects of Problem Reviewed:
- INVADING GREEN TEAM TO TEST STRENGTH OF BRUIN MERMEN TODAY: Coach E. L. Barry Predicts Close Meet; Brown Is Slightly Favored to Win:
- RECORDS MAY FALL: Banfield-Lewis Sprint Duel Will Be Highlight of Season’s Only Home Contest:
- MIFF BAYEK TO PLAY FOR DANCE TOMORROW: Three Undergraduates In Seven Piece Band Performing at Union Dance:
- The Reasons for Cribbing:
- Tbe Arms Embargo:
- Dr. George S. Forbes Speaks Here Tonight: Gives First Appleton Lecture In Metcalf Auditorium at 8:15 Tonight:
- Auto Parking Ban Is Lifted On Broad St.:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN .:
- Music:
- COSMO HAMILTON TO LECTURE TOMORROW: Speaks at Plantations Auditorium On Subject, “The Theatre Must Not Dieâ€:
- MRS. HAZEL B. GOODWIN TAKES PART IN COMEDY: Takes Part of Lady Bracknell In Coming Presentation of Sock and Buskin:
- Brown Foilsmen Win Over Y.M.C.A. Fencers:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
90
(1933-03-02)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007616/
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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....