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- WILLIAM B. FLACK IS ELECTED DAILY HERALD EDITOR FOR 1933-34: N. R. Singleton and H. Seidman Are Managing Editors On Incoming Board:
- TAKE CHARGE APRIL 10: Carpenter, Magill, and Goldsmith Will Be Sports, News, and Literary Editors:
- News of the World:
- Medical Liquor Passes:
- Morgan Investigation Asked:
- Jewish Plea:
- Personnel of New Herald Editorial Board Released:
- 1936 WIN INTERCLASS EVENTS ENDING RULES: SCORE 60-10 Freshmen Swamp 1935 Winning Six Events; Sophomores Take Track Meet:
- Deke Five Wins All College Court Title: Defeats Rockefeller Club 33-30 Overcoming 10-Point Lead at Half Time:
- J. S. THOMPSON HEADS CLASS DAY SPEAKERS: Is Named Historian of Senior Class; Hochwald Chosen Class Orator:
- TWO WILL WRITE ODE: Wildman and Burgess to Work Together; Collins is to Deliver Poem:
- CANDIDATES FOR 1936 TRACK TEAM CALLED: Coach Kahler Requests Men to Report for Morning Or Afternoon Practice:
- HOUSE INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED; PEACE DRIVE CONTINUES: Six Men Selected After Party Floor Leaders Refuse to Accept Places:
- GAMMELL SCORES DRIVE: Chairman of Building Committee of Memorial Arch Declares Move Harmful:
- Next Herald Issue Will Appear Monday, April 10:
- COLUMBIA POLL SHOWS MAJORITY RESIST WAR: 500 VOTES CAST 271 Will Not Bear Arms Except In Invasion; Yale Supports Peace Movement:
- Baeszler Is Speaker at Lenten Discussion: Tells of “The Abiding Values of Christianity†In Speech to Student Group:
- Vacation Workers Are Needed By University:
- Confidence:
- N. Y. Brown Club Comes of Age:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- THE PRESS:
- We Shudder!:
- DRAMA:
- INTRAMURALS:
- Rothlein Wins Title:
- Boxing Results Complete:
- SELIGMAN IS APPOINTED 1936 BASEBALL MANAGER:
- BROWN UNIVERSITY Community Relations:
- IV—BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: Brown and the Health of the Community:
- Sanitation Is a Branch of Biology:
- Gorham’s Sudents Control Rabies:
- Cholera Examination Inaugurated:
- R. I. Milk Laws Developed at Brown:
- Preventive Medicine Is Aim of Science:
- COMMUNICATIONS:
- 2? C#4tfU£ rtOW&M:
- . The Mountain:
- Brown Represented at Classical Meet: Professors and Seniors to Go to Deerfield to Attend Classical Ass’n:
- Faculty to Attempt Dramatic Enterprise: “The Gondoliers†by Gilbert ar?d Sullivan Presented In Faunce House:
- Concerning Brown vs. R. I. House A Mad Teaparty In 1933 —apologies to Lewis Carroll.:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
111
(1933-03-31)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
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