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The Brown Daily Herald 165 (1911-05-17)

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1911
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  • TEAM AT NEW HAVEN.: ’Varsity Will Meet Yale This Afternoon in What Should be Great Contest.:
  • TALKS TO FRESHMEN.: President Faunce Addresses First-Year Men After Chapel on Various Matters.:
  • Interfraternity Games.:
  • JUNIOR WEEK.: 1912 Promises Best Program Ever for Annual Festivities, Which Begin To-morrow.:
  • INTERCLASS DEBATE.: Letts Wins First Prize in Hicks Contest.—Dexter and Donovan Second.—Juniors Won.:
  • Libers!:
  • John Carter Brown Library.:
  • UNIVERSITY BULLETIN.:
  • BROWN TUTOR.:
  • TRACK MEDALS.:
  • JUNIOR WEEK COMMITTEE!:
  • SENIORS.:
  • Medals Ready for Class Meet Victors.:
  • Big Cap Celebration Promised.:
  • Giles’ Recovery Slow.:
  • CLASS BASEBALL.: Sophomores Battle with St. George’s, While Freshmen Play Tech, at Andrews Field.:
  • Last Call for Senior Dues.:
  • Examinations for Philippine Teaching Service.:
  • Football Practice.:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 165 (1911-05-17) " (1911). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:995696/

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