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The Brown Daily Herald 81 (1947-05-16)

Table of Contents

  • Untitled:
  • Class Day Ceremony Takes Place June 13: To Consist of Deans' Reception, "Under The Elms", and Campus Dance on College Green:
  • Official Bulletin:
  • R. I. Pops Features Brown 4:
  • Faunce Board Gives Dinner:
  • Spring Brings Forth Six Dances As Fraternities Succumb To Fever:
  • Trackmen, Baseball Team Oppose State Tomorrow: Yachtmen Seek National Laurels; Golfers Try For EIGA Championship:
  • "Bradford Church" by Robert P. Smith, which won first prize in the Brown Photography Club Exhibit.:
  • Band Concert Tonight At 8:
  • Ex-British Unionist Talks on Gold Coast:
  • Fraternity House Painting Authorized:
  • Pilots Place 3rd; Hold Dinner Sat.:
  • Well Done:
  • O. I. c.: Don't introduce me to that man! I want to go on hating him} and I can t hate a man whom 1 know. Charles Lamb:
  • Letters to the Editor:
  • Calling All Readers!:
  • Calling Cam Club:
  • Brown Briefs:
  • Brownbrokers Feature Variety, Talent, Rhythm:
  • To Marcus:
  • Wellesley To Teach Dramatics:
  • Proposed Student Government Constitution:
  • Yachtsmen To Sail For National Title:
  • RICK WILSON and CHARLEY ILL, Brown skippers, are entered in the National Dinghy Championships at New London this weekend.:
  • Varsity Lettermen Organize "B" Club:
  • Sweeneys Head Twilight League:
  • The Hawk's Nest:
  • FOREIGN JOBS:
  • Golf Squad In Eastern Title Match:
  • ROTC Rifle Team 4th In Country:
  • Rams Favored On Track; Bear Nine After Fifth Win:
  • JIM BRYAN, Bear mound ace, will face Rhode Island State at Aldrich Field tomorrow.:
  • Order Of Events:
  • Gardner Squash Champ:
  • Cubs Seek Win After Dean Loss:
  • Notices:

Citation

"The Brown Daily Herald 81 (1947-05-16) " (1947). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1013849/

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