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The Brown Daily Herald 37 (1933-11-10)

Table of Contents

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  • McLAUGHRY CALLS DAY OF REST FOR VARSITY; IS SECOND THIS WEEK: Coach Terms Layoff As Better for Them Than Few Hours of Practice:
  • CHANGES IN LINEUP: Injuries Cause Replacements At Four Positions; Fraad to See Action:
  • News of the World:
  • Cuban Rebellion Increases:
  • Recognition Plans Drafted:
  • Addenda:
  • Literary Magazine Plans Issue By End of Month:
  • SOCCER TEAMS READY FOR HARVARD BOOTERS: MEN ARE CONFIDENT Varsity and Freshman Squads to Travel to Cambridge for Contests:
  • Billiards Title Goes to A 1 Lindquist, 1937: Defeats Votolato, 150 to 129; Bowles Reaches Finals In Pocket Billiards:
  • BROKERAGE UNPOPULAR WITH CLASS OF 1937: Questionnaire Shows Distaste for Banking, Ministry; Medicine, Law Claim Many:
  • 18 IS AVERAGE AGE: English, History, Mathematics Most Interesting Studies of School Years:
  • Hope Salutes LaGuardia In Wire—With Sarcasm:
  • Two Out of 37 Boston Mayors Since 1822 Were Brown Alumni: William Gaston, 1840, Was Mayor in 1871-72 and Governor of Massachusetts in 1874; Dr. Jerome Van Crowinshield Smith, 1818, Held Office 1854 to 1855:
  • Naturalist to Speak at Sigma Xi Meeting Today:
  • PROFESSORS TO SPEAK AT GERMANIC MEETING: TONIGHT AT 8 George and Kurath Participate In Celebration of Martin Luther’s Birth:
  • CUBS, HANDICAPPED BY INJURIES, MEET HOLY CROSS FRESHMEN HERE: Pollard, Mangiante, Orsenigo and Cashman Will Not Be In Contest Today:
  • VISITORS POWERFUL: Purple Freshmen Have Displayed Power In Defeating Strong Yale Yearlings:
  • PROFESSOR KENERSON SPEAKS AT LUNCHEON: Lectures to Faculty Club On Necessary Qualifications for Court Witness:
  • The Arrival of Repeal:
  • The Hampton Quartet and Campus Opportunities:
  • College Opinion:
  • Yes, Down With Finals!:
  • Official Bulletin:
  • Two 1937 Teams to Debate NRA Chosen: Cross Questioning Will Be Used First Time Against 1936 and Holy Cross:
  • Professor Silverman Lectures on “Glassâ€: Professor Alexander Silverman Speaks on “Glass: Today and Tomorrowâ€:
  • Daily Calendar:
  • WHAT THE WELL DRESSED MAN WILL WEAR: Duncan Paige Discusses the New “Lounge Construction":
  • Sleeves taper sharply.:
  • Trousers have four pleats:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 37 (1933-11-10) " (1933). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1008126/

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