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The Brown Daily Herald 23 (1933-10-24)

Table of Contents

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  • BRUIN B AND C TEAMS BATTLE TO SCORELESS TIE AS REGULARS REST: Gus Olson, Sole Yale Casualty; Out for a Few Days With Slight Knee Injury:
  • BLACKBOARD DRILL HELD: H. E. Hart, Johnson, Lynch, and H. C. Hart Only Varsity Men In Scrimmage:
  • ASS’N OF PROFESSORS MEETS FOR ELECTIONS: Brown Chapter Will Meet This Afternoon In Sayles to Chose President:
  • Faculty Group Picture Will Be Taken Thursday:
  • LECTURE TO BE GIVEN BY COLONEL DONOVAN: TOMORROW IN SAYLES Is Fourth In Series Arranged By Chamber of Commerce and University:
  • Critic Praises Sock and Buskin Opening Production/'Richard HIâ€:
  • HERALD WILL ENLIST STUDENTS UNDER NRA CONSUMERS PLEDGE: BELIEVED FIRST MOVE OF KIND Undergraduates Will Sign Pledge Cards at Faunce House, John Hay Library or Brown Station Post Office; Signatories Receive Official Sticker:
  • News of the World:
  • Washington News:
  • Other News:
  • Tickets for Holy Cross Game Go On Sale Today:
  • VARSITY SOCCER TEAM PREPARING FOR M.I.T.: LECTURED BY COACH Squad Is Anxious to Make Up for Its Defeat; Men In Good Condition:
  • Squash Candidates to Meet at 5 Today: Nine Matches Are Planned With University and Hope Clubs Commencing Nov. 3:
  • PROF. FORD HINRICHS TO SPEAK ON GERMANY: Sabbatic Impressions Basis of Talk Tomorrow Before Germanic Society:
  • Recognition Repercussions:
  • Official Bulletin:
  • SPEAKING .OFFHAND:
  • Special Bulletin:
  • Ladd Observatory Will Open Tomorrow Evening:
  • the morning after:
  • screenings:
  • Making the Rounds by Proxy:
  • ‘Bombshell’ Harlow:
  • Dr. Payne Talks at Physics Colloquium:
  • DOWNING TO LECTURE AT EXHIBITION TODAY:
  • DRAMA:
  • The Left Bank:

Citation

"The Brown Daily Herald 23 (1933-10-24) " (1933). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1008050/

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