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The Brown Daily Herald 101 (1933-03-17)

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  • CHARITY BALL FAVORED OVER SENIOR FROLIC IN HERALD QUESTIONNAIRE: Total of 427 Undergraduate Votes Indicate Preference for Low-Priced Dance:
  • 239 WANT $6.50 PROM: Many Comments On Ballots Ask for Lowering of Price of Junior Affair:
  • News of the World:
  • Economy Measure Passed:
  • MacDonald Warns of War:
  • Commodities Rise:
  • Dr. Fosdick to Be Next Speaker at Convocation:
  • BROWN READMITTED TO EASTERN GOLF LEAGUE: absent last year Bruin Golfers Will Play Nine Matches Opening On May 5 Against Princeton:
  • Proposed University Press Brings Many Favorable Student Comments: Undergraduate Editors Realize Needs and Benefits of Proposed Project:
  • END OF INDEPENDENT NATION IS FORESEEN: “The Day of the Self-Contained Nation Is Coming to End†Says Ratcliffe:
  • SAYLES HALL IS FILLED: Capacity Crowd Hears English Journalist Give Marshall Woods Lecture:
  • Collier Wins 60-Yd. High Hurdles In K. of C. Meet:
  • STUDENT MUSIC RECITAL WILL BE GIVEN SUNDAY: IN FAUNCE HOUSE Chapel Choir, Varsity Quartet and Soloists Will Present Varied Program:
  • Phi Psi Trackmen Win Interfraternity Meet: Rockefeller Club Scores An Easy Victory In Independent League Events:
  • ADMINISTRATION RECOGNIZES NEED FOR MORE AND BETTER PUBLICITY IS OPINION OF PRESIDENT BARBOUR: Present Economic Crisis Presents Barrier to Any Immediate Action On Problem:
  • (COMMENTS TO HERALD: Methods Must Be Determined By All-Round Interests of the University:
  • SCHOLASTIC WRESTLING MEET HERE TOMORROW: 98 Entries from Ten Schools Will Perform Here In Annual Tournament:
  • A UNIVERSITY PRESS IS NECESSARY:
  • Concerning Convocation:
  • The Charity Bail Is Favored:
  • OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
  • Music:
  • DR. BARBOUR TO SPEAK AT ANNAPOLIS SUNDAY:
  • Early Days at Brown:
  • AN EARLY COMMENCEMENT:
  • Need for Religion Expressed By Wilson: Conditions for Ideal World Are Set Forth By Speaker At Lenten Discussion:
  • DRAMA:
  • uAn Amazing Careerâ€:
  • “As Husbands Goâ€:
  • On the Reviewing Stand with AIG:
  • Rev. Addison Parker Now Oldest Alumnus: Parker, of the Class of 1862, Succeeds John S. Larwill Graduate of 1860:
  • Debaters Travel to Mt. Holyoke Tonight: Modern Advertising Is Subject of Debate With Women’s Forensic Team:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 101 (1933-03-17) " (1933). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007670/

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