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The Pembroke Record Vol. XXVIII, No. 6 (1947-11-07)

Table of Contents

  • Dean Morris Awards 20 Students at Honors Chapel:
  • Question Club Tea:
  • Favors Will Be Given at Ball:
  • Senior Scut Chairman Gives Opinion on Famous Event:
  • Mrs. H. M. Wriston To Speak At Annual 'Sister' Banquet:
  • Mrs. Henry M. Wriston who will address those attending the Junior-Freshman Banquet:
  • Joan Ott, Semester V, who is chairman of the banquet on November 13:
  • Prof. Hopkins To Speak on Syrian Ruins:
  • Twenty-One Scuts Join Record Staff:
  • W. S. S. F.:
  • Sophs to Hold Informal Dance:
  • SGA Chooses 13 Seniors:
  • The Pembroke Record:
  • SCUT WEEK:
  • BROWNIE BITS:
  • Around The Town:
  • Untitled:
  • Official Bulletin:
  • Exhibitions and Concerts:
  • The Night Before Scut Week All Through the Dorm...:
  • Library Hours Saturday, November 8:
  • Library Hours Armistice Day:
  • Club Members Learn Rhumba:
  • Man Raises Bears' Spirit Before Big Hibernation:
  • Ski Club Plans Climbing Trips For Members:
  • Marriage and Family Life Is Topic of Lecture Series:
  • Song Contest Is Nov. 18:
  • City Girls:
  • Griller String Quartet to Perform on Nov. 14:
  • Movies Shown At Flying Club:
  • Hillel to Have Two Speakers:
  • New Brunonia Is Off Press:
  • Library Comm. Lists Program:
  • Brown Young Republicans Form Club:
  • Brown Alumni Sponsor College Song Contest:
  • Essay Contest:
  • On The Sidelines:
  • Hemingway to Be Speaker:
  • Bruins Set for Yale After Conquest of Holy Cross:
  • Lost and Found:

Citation

"The Pembroke Record Vol. XXVIII, No. 6 (1947-11-07) " (1947). Pembroke Record. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1087770/

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    From 1922 to 1970, the Pembroke Record documented and commented upon life at Pembroke College in Brown University. Although the Pembroke Record ceased publishing decades ago, it has remained a valuable archival resource and an irreplaceable part of the history …
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