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- ORCHESTRA WILL GIVE LAST SPRING CONCERT HERE TOMORROW NIGHT: To Give Last Program for Year In Faunce House Theatre at 8:15 P. M.:
- SOLOIST IS ON PROGRAM: Helen Hancock Sargent, Trumpet . Soloist, to Be Feature of Concert:
- News of the World:
- Republicans Attack:
- JL w 1 V/ v/ p* 01 wl vv XJL * Robinson Pledges:
- Hoover Comes Back:
- Scholarship Is Offered By Harvard Alumni Club:
- SIXTEEN MEN QUALIFY IN LIFE SAVING GROUP: UNDER COACH BARRY Students May Try Out By 440 Yard Swim and Fetching Tests This Week:
- Scientific Lectures to Be Given Tonight: Psychological Talks to Be At 7:30; Engineering Speech to Be Heard at 8:
- WOMEN’S LEAGUE HEARS | PARKER TALK ON PEACE: “Youth and Peace Movement†Is Title of Head of International Relations Club:
- OTHER SPEAKERS TALK: Speech Traces Development and Importance of Student Peace Movements:
- Thayer Street Tennis Courts Open for Use:
- PHI KAPPA PSI LEADING IN LANPHER CUP RACE: PHI GAM IS SECOND Report from Intramural Office Gives Point Scores Based On Fall, Winter Sports:
- Analyzing Legislative Votes Is Avocation of Dr. F. H. Guild *l3: For Nearly Ten Years, Off and On In His Leisure Time, He* Has Been Making a Study of Legislative Procedure Based Upon Roll Calls:
- FULL PROGRAM CARDED FOR BROWN ATHLETIC TEAMS FOR THIS WEEK: Baseball Nine Will Meet Colby College In Providence In Second Game:
- NETMEN PLAY B. U.: Track, lacrosse, and 1936 Tennis and Baseball Outfits to See Action:
- BIOLOGIST TO BE HERE AS GUEST FOR WEEKEND: Dr. Oscar Riddle Will Give Two Lectures On Reproduction; Is Authority:
- Legislation and the Changing Campus:
- Reduced Dormitory Rentals:
- Current History:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- WITH OTHER EDITORS:
- DRAMA:
- Pierre Watkin:
- An Outstanding Member of the Modern Players.:
- Freshman Net Team Will Play Tomorrow: Yearlings Will Match Skill, In Opening Contest, Against Classical High:
- Contact Scrimmages for Spring Football Practice:
- Dance Recital to Be Offered This Evening: Hans Weiner and Dance Group Will Perform In Alumnae Hall for Public:
- I screenings:
- .an interesting column for once!:
- INTRAMURALS:
- Favorites Triumph:
- One Close Game:
- Defaults Are Announced:
- Tennis Games Rescheduled:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
123
(1933-04-25)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007782/
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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....