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- BRUIN TRACKMEN TAKE MEET TO BREAK LIST OF COLGATE VICTORIES: Pile Up Huge Lead In Ail Field Events to Beat Maroon By Over Four Points:
- SCORE IS 69 1-3 – 65 2 3: Capture Nine Undisputed Firsts and Sweep Hammer Throw In Hamilton Win:
- News of the World:
- Hitler Stand Awaited:
- Dairymen Aided:
- Addenda Farm Action Delayed:
- Addenda:
- 1936 BASEBALL CONTEST WAS CANCELLED BY RAIN:
- BROWN BEATS BOSTON LACROSSE CLUB 12-9: FIFTH STRAIGHT VICTORY Elton and Patten Lead Scoring With Three Goals Apiece In Rough Game:
- BURROUGHS SPEAKS ON “POMPEI OF THE EASTâ€: Living Conditions In Palestine City Are Described In Illustrated Talk:
- DANCE AMENDMENT IS ADOPTED BY CLASSES: Change Proposed By Cammarian Club Secures Necessary Two-Thirds Vote:
- AFFECTS COMMITTEES: Fraternity and Non – Fraternity Men Will Have Set Ratio of Representation:
- SECOND CLASS SING TO BE HELD THIS EVENING:
- EXAMINATION SCHEDULE READY FOR DISTRIBUTION:
- MODERN LANGUAGE ASS’N HOLDS 30TH MEETING: WELCOMED BY BARBOUR Capotosto, Snow Speak Friday; Sills, Farmer and Chafee On Saturday:
- Philosophy Is of Special Value As Preparation for Any Profession: Professor C. J. Ducasse, Head of Philosophy Department Outlines Courses Given In That Field and Explains Merit of Each As Regards Other Studies:
- 8,415 STUDENTS IN U. S. WILL NOT BEAR ARMS IN ANY WARFARE: 7,221 Undergraduates Will Only Bear Arms If the Mainland Is Invaded:
- 27 STATES REPRESENTED: Poll Is Causing a Widespread Editorial Comment In College Press:
- FROSH DEBATERS MEET BOSTON UNIV. FRESHMEN: Brown, In No-Decision Contest Broadcast Over WNAC Is for Pacifism:
- Reform and the Experts:
- Knowledge and Teaching:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- TENNIS TEAM DEFEATS WESLEYAN EASILY, 6-3: Bruins Lose Only Two Singles and One Doubles: Chace’s Loss Is Big Upset:
- Spanish Club Holds Show at Alumnae Hall: Adventures of Charlie Chaplin and Ben Turpin Arouse Mirth of Audience:
- Brunonian Sports:
- On the Reviewing Stand with AIG:
- PIERSON IS SELECTED AS YEARLING TRACK CAPT.:
- BASEBALL TEAM LOSES TO PROVIDENCE COLLEGE: 4,500 See Friars Defeat Bruins 10 to 1 In the First of a Two-Game Series:
- HENSHAW, BROWN SCORER: Providence College Batters Fatten Averages On Three Brown Pitchers:
- YEARLING TRACK TEAM NOSED OUT IN CLOSE FINISH BY WORCESTER: Kish on of Worcester Individual Star of Meet Breaking the Brown Field Record:
- WHITESIDE LEADS BRUINS: Meet In Doubt Until Worcester Takes Firsts In Javelin and Broad Jump:
- SEIDMAN WRITES ARTICLE:
- Brown Students Lead In Church Conference: E. H. Quillan, *33, A. Lawrence, *33 and T. So MacCombie, ’36 Head Discussions:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
137
(1933-05-15)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007859/
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