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- S & B To Give "Twelfth Night" On May I, 2, 3: Rosenthal To Be Olivia; Andreevsky is Viola:
- Official Notice:
- Elm Ceremony, Class Day Feature Comm encement Week Activities:
- University Hall, as it appeared one year ago at the 1946 Class Day. U.H. is lighted up in recognition of the end of World War 11.:
- Wm. Avirett to Speak In Chapel Wednesday:
- Decision Goes To Amherst In Debate:
- Federalists Use Spaghetti, Burgundy To Formulate Russian Discussion:
- 'Brokers Produce "Off Key":
- Jean Richardson In Recital Tues.:
- Herald Notice:
- Curriculum:
- Ill—Appraisal:
- Low Tide:
- Sigma Xi’s Will Hold • Ceremony:
- Dr. Lewisohn To Address Hillel Wed.:
- Ajootian Takes Cartoon Prize:
- Cummings Views Foreign Newspapers:
- Proportional Representation Is Adopted For U. of Conn. Election:
- Brown Tops Maine, MIT; Bennett Wins:
- Bob Bennett:
- Yachtmen Beat MIT:
- Sports Calendar:
- Wesleyan Gains 8-1 Victory Over Brown Net Team:
- Five Games Today In Intramural Ball:
- Pitching Guides 3-1 Win Over PC:
- Frosh Lose In Eleventh:
- J. V. Tricksters Topped In Initial Meet:
- Hank Soar Guest Of WBRU Tonight:
- French General Tells Story of “Resistanceâ€:
- B. C. A. Elects Officers Today:
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"The Brown Daily Herald
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(1947-04-28)
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(1947).
Brown Daily Herald.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1013801/
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For more than 125 years, the Brown Daily Herald has captured life at Brown University: political protest, athletic wins and losses, curricular changes and students' initiative....