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- BRUINS NOSED OUT IN LAST INNING OF CLOSE CONTEST AT HARVARD: Base On Balls, Double and Single Combine to Give Crimson 2 to 1 Triumph:
- HUNT STRIKES OUT TEN: Brown First to Score In Fourth When Gilmartin Tallies On Passed Bail:
- News of the World:
- Inflation Passes:
- Hitler Moves:
- Industry Cooperates:
- Addenda:
- Next Issue of Herald to Be 2 A. M. Prom Special:
- DR. SMITH SPEAKER AT ART LECTURE TONIGHT: LAST OF SERIES Spring Lectures Under General Subject of “Cilassical Point of Viewâ€:
- 21 NOMINATIONS ARE MADE FOR 1933-34 CAMMARIAN CLUB BY PRESENT ORGANIZATION: ELECTIONS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK Cammarians Also Submit Amendment to Class Constitutions Proportioning Dance Committees to Fraternity and Non-Fraternity Registration:
- FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR PROM COMPLETED: Ruby Newman’s Ritz Carlton Hotel Orchestra Is to Provide Music:
- TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE: 1933-34 Brown Key Men Will Be Tapped and Acclaimed After Midnight:
- Key Men Must Report At Prom for Tapping:
- R. K Chambers Explains Aim of Chemistry, Nature of Courses: This article was written expressly for the Daily Herald by Professor Robert F. Chambers, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry.:
- 12 MEN ARE ELECTED TO NEW UNION BOARD: WILL RUN DANCES Nelson B. Jones Releases List of Undergraduate Members for Next Year:
- 50 Enroll in Barry Life Saving Classes: 34 New Candidates Are Added to List Since Course Began Two Weeks Ago:
- JUG QUESTIONNAIRE TO BE GIVEN SENIORS TODAY:
- The Cammarians:
- Removal of Friction:
- OFFICIAI BULLETIN:
- MATH COLLOQUIUM:
- SPEAKING OFFHAND:
- When is a Smoothie?:
- By Bunko the Brummel:
- In re: Suspension:
- NINTH INNING SINGLE WINS YEARLING GAME: Bruin Pitchers Allow But One Hit In Win Over Harvard Junior Varsity:
- Prof. H. W. L. Dana to Speak Sunday Night: Grandson of Longfellow Talks In Providence On “Life Under the Sovietsâ€:
- Bruin Golfers Defeat Boston College Team: Varsity Sextet Loses Only One Match In Rooting Eagles; Open League Soon:
- TENNIS TEAM SWAMPED BY CRIMSON NETMEN: Both Varsity and Freshmen Bow to Powerful Harvard Tennis Teams:
- BRUIN STICKMEN DOWN ENGINEERS TEAM 8-3: RESERVES USED Ragged and Slow Play Features Defeat of M. I. T. Ten at Aldrich Field:
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(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
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