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- LOWENTHAL IS NAMED CHAIRMAN OF HERALD BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: Senior Board Choses 1933-34 Board Members at Its Executive Meeting:
- ELECTED LAST NIGHT: Dane, Tarlin, Feil and Grossman Are Named to Fill Other Positions:
- Herald Business Board Meeting Today at 3 P. M.:
- FRESHMEN TO DEBATE PEMBROKERS TONIGHT: ALUMNAE HALL “Pacifistic Drive Among College Students†Subject of To-Night’s Debate:
- Stolen Bell Clapper Hi-Jacked; 100 Year Old Original Still Lost:
- WORTHINGTON SPEAKER AT HERALD BANQUET: Feature Editor of Providence Sunday Journal, Editor of Alumni Monthly:
- FACULTY TO ATTEND: Hoberman and Hurd to Present Keys to Incoming Senior Herald Boards:
- News of the World:
- U. S. Peace Offer Made:
- European Peace Pact Made:
- Briefs:
- TEN PROMINENT JUNIORS SELECTED FOR 1934 OWL AND RING SOCIETY: Members of Outgoing Honorary Group Tap Successors at Final Class Sing:
- BALL MADE PRESIDENT: Succeeds R.R. Chase; R.L. Pottle Is Elected Secretary-Treasurer:
- Brown Jug Will Hold Elections Tomorrow:
- VISION, SUBJECT OF TALK BY DR. GRAHAM: OPEN TO PUBLIC To Give Paper At Psychological Colloquim Tonight At Eight O’Clock:
- “Classical Study Vital to Understanding of New Era of Wo.rlcT: This article was written specially for the Daily Herald by Professor C. A. Robinson, Jr., of the Classics Department.:
- To 1936:
- Democracy or Dictatorship:
- OFFICIAL BULLETIN:
- WITH OTHER EDITORS:
- Adding Machine Education:
- BRUIN MEETS HUSKIES ON DIAMOND TOMORROW: ?Varsity Nine Seeks Win From Northeastern As Cubs Play P. C.:
- COMMUNICATIONS:
- DRAMA:
- Holy Cross Tennis Tilt for Tomorrow Postponed:
- screenings:
- Producer of “Africa Speaks†Tells of Thrills of Industry:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
143
(1933-05-23)
"
(1933).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007886/
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