Table of Contents
- Scutmasters Devise Plans Of Torture:
- Brownbrokers:
- Frosh Banquet To Be Nov. 13:
- Eleven Scuts Join Record:
- 'Saint Joan', First S. & B. Production Proves Great Success; Brilliant Season Foreseen:
- Eleanor Galkin who portrays the role of St. Joan in Sock and Buskin's first performance:
- Brun Mael:
- Key Expects Big Turnout:
- Brunonia:
- Dedication to Mark 50th Anniversary of Pembroke College:
- Pembroke's new dormitory, Andrews Hall, which will he dedicated at a ceremony on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 2:
- Dr. Ralph Bunche To Speak Nov. 5th:
- The Pembroke Record:
- CONSERVATION:
- World News in Review:
- BROWNIE BITS:
- Around The Town:
- Untitled:
- Official Bulletin:
- Modern Man Discussed at 16th Herald Tribune Forum:
- Druids and Roman Goddess Begin Hallowe'en Traditions:
- Thelma Chun-Hoon To Talk in Library:
- WSSF Must Meet 3,000 Dollar Goal:
- Attention WSSF Solicitors:
- Junior Class Adopts 12 Year Old Czechoslovakian Boy:
- Brown Offers New Society:
- Brown-Pembroke Series Present First Concert:
- Canterbury Club Is Formed On Campus:
- C.A. to Hold Student Tea:
- Newman Club Plans Future Activities:
- WBRU:
- Kapstein to Be Hillel Speaker:
- Senor Piazzo Is Guest of Spanish Club:
- Honors Day Chapel To Be Held Nov. 4:
- Club Sponsors Dance Tonight:
- Brown to Meet Holy Cross In Home Game Tomorrow:
- Yale Game Tickets:
- On The Sidelines:
- Pembroke's Hockey Team Is Undefeated in All-College Play Day Competition:
- Alice Forstall and Nancy Gilbert who were chosen members of the All-College Hockey Team:
Citation
"The Pembroke Record
Vol. XXVIII, No. 5
(1947-10-31)
"
(1947).
Pembroke Record.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1087761/
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