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PROM CORSAGES ARE DECLARED TABOO IN UNPRECEDENTED MOVE
Junior Prom Committee Rules Flowers An Unnecessary Item of Expense
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ALSO ABOLISH “COMPSâ€
All Free Tickets, Except Faculty Are Abolished to Escape “Favoritism†Cry
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News of the World
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Wiley Changes Story
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Herriot Instructed
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Peace Plan Redrafted
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Royal Union Ends
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Meeting of All Herald Editorial Boards Today
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PEACE COMMITTEE TO REACH ALL STUDENTS
B. U. JOINS CAUSE Plans to Continue “War Against War†Are Furthered at Committee Meeting
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CAMMARIAN CLUB SETS MAY 18 AS SPRING DAY
Plans Also Discussed for Class Day; Fraternity Umbrellas Are Suggested
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KEY ELECTIONS SOON
Will Name Members for Brown Key Society at Meeting Next Week
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R. H. CHACE TO CAPTAIN VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM
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Announcement of Courses For Academic Year 1933-34 Issued
Complete List of Courses Offered for Next Year Contained In Bulletin; Revised Schedule, With All Classes On the Hour, Will Go Into Effect
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BASEBALL TEAM OPENS SEASON HERE THIS AFTERNOON AGAINST HUSKIES
Humphries Will Pitch Against Boston University Nine at Aldrich Field
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GAME STARTS AT 3
Revamped Bruin Outfit, Eager for Win, Faces Team of Eight Lettermen
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THE
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Coach Jack Kelleher Whose revamped baseball team leads off Spring sports today.
PRESS BUREAU ELECTS EIGHT TO MEMBERSHIP
NEW MEN CALLED D. G. Pearcy Issues Statement On Spring Competition to Start This Week
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Yearling Athletes Begin Spring Season
Large Turnout for Tennis and Baseball Outfits; No Lacrosse Team
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PROFESSOR DUCASSE TO SPEAK ON MODERN ART
Will Deliver Fifth In Series of Public Lectures Tonight In Metcalf Auditorium
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The
Poor Charity Ball!
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Bouquet for the Prom Committee
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Roosevelt and Disarmament
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COLLIER TO SPEAK AT FACULTY CLUB LUNCHEON
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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BROWN UNIVERSITY Community Relations
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YI. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT
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HONORS ARE AWARDED TO EIGHT BROWN MEN
Biographical Dictionary Lists Grads, Professor and Two Early Teachers
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Engineering Students Work While Other Men Enjoy Spring Holiday
Ten Gain Actual Experience In Surveying, Wasp-Killing and In Cooking
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Winner of Collier Prize Writes Concerning Hardships In Russia
D. G. Pearcy written in collaboration with K. Brooke
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Philosophical Group Will Hear Brightman
Boston Professor to Be Here On May 15; Dr. Ducasse Will Lecture Tonight
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