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The image shows an open page from the "Harvard University Gazette." The page lists various faculty members and their respective research projects or academic endeavors. Here is a detailed summary of the information presented:
Grinnell Jones, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, is applying for an electrochemical investigation of the properties of solutions.
Harlan Hatcher, Associate Professor of History, is completing a history of the direct or general property tax in Massachusetts.
John Henry Williams, Associate Professor of Economics, is analyzing the economic causes and effects of the decline of the Roman Empire.
William Leonard Ullman, Professor of Education, is developing the Graduate School of Education with the help of fellow scholars by means of seminars, conferences, and the preparation of monographs.
Courtney Avery Ames, Instructor in Law, is undertaking a study of the legal aspects of the recession of 1937-1938.
James Bryant Conant, Professor of Chemistry, is continuing his investigations on the physical and chemical properties of chlorophyll.
George La Piana, Professor of the History of Dogma and Director of the Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, is preparing a study of the relations between the Eastern and Western Churches during the Middle Ages.
Charles Howard McIlwain, Professor of History and Government, is studying the development of the political thought of the sixteenth century.
John Wild, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, is completing a research project on the nature of the "good" in the ethical theories of Plato and Aristotle.
Paul A. Freund, Assistant Professor of Law, is studying the legal aspects of the New Deal.
Williams Bridgman, Professor of Physics, is conducting experiments on the high-pressure behavior of solids.
Edwin Crawford Kemble, Associate Professor of Physics, is investigating the influence of a magnetic field on liquid helium.
Richard Clarke Cabot, Professor of Clinical Medicine, is preparing a study of the social and economic factors in the treatment of tuberculosis in Massachusetts.
William John Crozier, Associate Professor of General Education, is studying the psychological nature of the central nervous activity.
Joseph Barcroft, Professor of Zoology, is researching the field of comparative physiology.
George Howard Parker, Professor of Zoology, is continuing his research on the nerve transmission of impulses in the nervous system.
William McDougall, Professor of Psychology, is studying the transmission of acquired characteristics.
Arthur Kingsley Porter, Professor of Fine Arts and Director of the Fogg Art Museum, is preparing a history of Gothic sculpture.
Paul Joseph Sachs, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, is studying the influence of Spanish painting on French art.
George Reisner, Professor of Egyptian Research and Director of the Harvard-Boston Expedition, is excavating in Egypt.
Grover Vanway Dorell, Instructor in Geology, is preparing a quartz geography for determining the age of minerals.
Robert Francis Blake, Assistant Professor of Classics, is translating the Papyri from the Greek Papyri in the British Museum.
Worthington Chauncey Ford, Lecturer on Historical Manuscripts, is editing a collection of documents in the Public Record Office at London.
Additionally, there is a section titled "Harvard College Library" which mentions that special collections or selected groups of books and manuscripts are always on exhibition in the Treasure Room of the library. The exhibits change from time to time. At present, there may be seen:
The page is dated November 23, 1937.
The image is a page from the Harvard University Gazette, detailing grants and research projects funded by Harvard University. Here is a detailed summary:
Grinnell Jones, Associate Professor of Chemistry: To purchase apparatus and supplies for an electrochemical investigation of the properties of solutions of salts.
Harold Hychens Bowers, Associate Professor of Economics: For an investigation of the economics of direct or general property tax in Massachusetts.
John Henry Williams, Associate Professor of Economics: For preparation of material for a book on the purpose of which is to analyze the causes and effects of social movements.
William Feeny Draper, Professor of Education: To allow him to devote himself to the major research problem of the Graduate School of Education, an investigation of the mental and physical development of school children.
Conway Avery Adams, Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Engineering: For research on the mechanism of dielectric phenomena in solid dielectrics.
Alexander Savin, Gordon McKay Professor of Applied Mechanics: To promote speed and efficiency in metallurgical investigations, including the construction of an X-ray spectrometer for the study of iron and steel and grain size of pure metals.
Edward Waldo Forbes, Lecturer on Fine Arts: For an investigation in Spain and other countries of Europe of material for a general history of Spanish painting.
George Andrew Reisner, Professor of Egyptology and Director of the Harvard-Boston Egyptian Expedition: To assist in the preparation of historical material bearing on the history of ancient Egypt.
George Vincent Dolley, Instructor in Geology: To determine the minor constituents of minerals, ores, and rocks, and the composition of minute mineral grains too small to be separated mechanically.
Roscoe Pound Blake, Assistant Professor of History: For the purchase of 1000 photographic prints of ancient Hebrew manuscripts from the Archeological Library at Jerusalem, Palestine, to permit him to make a text of the Georgian version of the Bible.
Westminster Churchill Ford, Lecturer on Historical Manuscripts: For further research connected with the preparation of a calendar of the documents in the Public Records Office at London.
Charles Howard McIlwain, Professor of History and Government: To assist in securing data necessary for a history of the political thought of the sixteenth century.
James Hutchinson Woods, Professor of Philosophy: For two years, to complete research work on the history of the concept of mind.
William Burchard Woodman, Professor of Physics: For expenses in connection with his high-pressure investigations.
Lawrence Kendall, Assistant Professor of Physics: To assist in the experimental investigation of the influence of a magnetic field on band spectra.
Samuel Clarke Cabot, Professor of Clinical Medicine and Professor of Social Ethics: For two years, to continue a study designed by the Department of Public Health on the incidence of delinquents in Massachusetts.
William John Crozer, Associate Professor of General Physiology: To determine the chemical nature of the central nervous system.
Samuel Randall Detwiler, Assistant Professor of Zoology: To assist his researches in the field of experimental neurophysiology.
Gordon Howard Parker, Professor of Zoology and Director of the Marine Biological Laboratory: To assist his work on the transmission of physiology to assist in the study of free-living marine Protozoa.
William McDougall, Professor of Psychology: To assist his research on the transmission of acquired characters.
Adolph Ferdinand, Instructor in Orthodontia and Curator of the Dental Museum: To assist in the study of the natural development of normal bone growth in a child from birth to the twelfth year, and to compare it with the average bone growth of a healthy child who may be abnormal.
Special Collections or Selected Groups of Books and Manuscripts:
The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, detailing various grants and expenses for faculty members and projects at Harvard University. Here is a detailed summary:
Grenville Jones: Associate Professor of Chemistry, allocated funds for purchasing apparatus and supplies for an electro-chemical investigation of the properties of solutions of salts.
Harold Hyatt Scudder: Associate Professor of Economics, granted funds for an investigation of the direct or general property tax in Massachusetts.
John Henry Williams: Associate Professor of Economics, allocated funds for preparing materials for a book on the purpose and effect of taxation.
William Fenno Donovan: Professor of Education, granted funds to allow him to devote himself to the major research of the mental and physical development of school children.
Conway Avery Adams: Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Engineering, allocated funds for research on the mechanism of the dielectric phenomenon in solid dielectrics.
Edward Waldo Forbes: Lecturer on Fine Arts, granted funds for the purchase of X-rays for detecting forgeries and repainting of pictures.
George MacDonald Porter: Professor of Greek and of Fine Arts, granted funds for an investigation in Spain and other countries of Europe of material for a general History of Art.
George Andrew Reisner: Professor of Egyptology and Director of the Harvard-Boston Egyptian Expedition, allocated funds for the preparation of historical material bearing on the history of Egypt.
George Vincent Coon: Instructor in Geology, allocated funds for the purchase of a spectrograph for determining the minor constituents of minerals, ores, and rocks.
Roscoe Pound Blake: Assistant Professor of History, granted funds for the purchase of 1000 photostatic prints of Hebrew and Aramaic manuscripts in the Jewish Library at Jerusalem, Palestine, to make a text of the Georgian version of the Old Testament.
Weston Sturgis: Lecturer on Historical Manuscripts, allocated funds for further research connected with the collection of historical documents in the Public Records Office at London.
Charles Howard McIlwain: Professor of History and Government, allocated funds to assist in securing data necessary for a history of the political thought of the nineteenth century.
James Hutchison Woods: Professor of Philosophy, granted funds for two years to complete research on the philosophy of science.
William B. Birdsong: Professor of Physics, allocated funds for expenses in connection with high-pressure investigations.
Lawrence K. Marshall: Assistant Professor of Experimental Investigation of the Influence of a Magnetic Field on Band Spectra, allocated funds for a study of the influence of a magnetic field on band spectra.
Edward Clark Cabot: Professor of Clinical Medicine and Professor of Social Ethics, allocated funds for two years to assist in the preparation of a study of the Department of Delinquents in Massachusetts.
William John Crozier: Associate Professor of General Physiology, allocated funds to determine the chemical nature of the central nervous system.
Samuel R. Detwiler: Assistant Professor of Experimental Neurology, allocated funds to assist in his researches in the field of Experimental Neurology.
George Howard Parker: Professor of Zoology, allocated funds to assist in the study of the nerve transmission of Physiology.
William McDougall: Professor of Psychology, allocated funds to assist in his research on the transmission of acquired characteristics.
Adelaide F. Pearl: Instructor in Orthodontia and Curator of the Dental Museum, allocated funds for two years to study the natural development of normal bone growth in a child from birth to the twelfth year, and to compare this with the average bone growth of a healthy child.
The page also mentions the Harvard College Library, highlighting special collections and exhibitions in the Treasure Room, including:
The image shows a page from the Harvard University Gazette, specifically detailing various research projects and investigations conducted by faculty members at Harvard University. Here are the summarized details:
Grenville Jones, Associate Professor of Chemistry:
Harold Hyttenox, Associate Professor of Economics:
John Henry Williams, Associate Professor of Economics:
Walter Fenn Dobson, Professor of Education:
Converse Adams, Abbott and James Lawrence, Professors of Education:
Alonzo E. Metcalf, Professor of Metallurgy:
Edward Waldo Emerson, Lecturer on Fine Arts:
George E. Bacon, Professor of Greek and Fine Arts:
George Andrew Rines, Professor of Egyptology and Director of the Harvard-Boston Egyptian Expedition:
George Vincent Douglas, Instructor in Geology:
Henry Palmer, Assistant Professor of History:
Westminster Chauncey Ford, Lecturer on Historical Manuscripts:
Charles Howard McIlwain, Professor of History and Government:
James Hatchton Woons, Professor of Philosophy:
William Burdman, Professor of Physics:
Lawrence Kimble, Assistant Professor of Experimental Investigation:
Edward Clark Cabot, Professor of Clinical Medicine and Professor of Social Ethics:
William John Cooper, Associate Professor of General Physiology:
Samuel Randel DeWitt, Assistant Professor of Experimental Neurology:
George Howard Parker, Director of the Psychological Laboratory:
William McDougall, Professor of Psychology:
Adelbert Perlman, Instructor in Orthodontia and Curator of the Dental Museum:
The library section mentions special collections or selected groups of books and manuscripts always on exhibition in the Treasures Room, including:
The image shows an open page from a volume of the "Harvard University Gazette." The page is numbered 4 and lists various faculty members and their respective activities, research, and grants.
Here is a detailed summary of the contents:
Grenville Jones, Associate Professor of Chemistry, is mentioned as having been appointed to purchase apparatus and supplies for an electrochemical investigation of the properties of solutions.
Harold Hitchcock Burbank, Associate Professor of Economics, is working on an investigation of the direct or general property tax in Massachusetts.
John Henry Williams, Associate Professor of Economics, is preparing material for a book on the course of American commerce and its relation to the development of the West.
William Heard Kilpatrick, Professor of Education, has been appointed to supervise the major research work of the Lincoln School of Teachers College, which involves an investigation of the mental and physical development of school children from thousands of individuals from the time of their entrance into school to the completion of their formal education.
Charles Avery Adams, Abbott and James Lawrence Professor of Engineering, is conducting research on the theory of the mechanics of the aerofoil, including the study of aerodynamic phenomena in solid dielectrics.
Albert Sauveur, Gordon McKay Professor of Metallurgy, is continuing his investigations on the speed and efficiency of metallurgical processes, including the corrosion of metals and alloys in the physical and chemical laboratory.
Edward Waldo Forbes, Lecturer on Fine Arts and Director of the Fogg Art Museum, is conducting an investigation in Spain and other countries of Europe for a general history of Spanish painting.
George Andrew Plimpton, Professor of Law, is preparing a case book on the law of contracts.
George Chester Wright, Assistant Professor of History, is engaged in research on the town government in Massachusetts, 1620-1660.
Robert P. Blake, Assistant Professor of History, is working on the purchase of 1000 photostatic prints of the archives of the Georgian era in Biblical Research for $500.
Charles Howard McIlwain, Professor of History and Government, is working on a history of the political thought of the seventeenth century.
James Houghton Woods, Professor of Philosophy, is preparing a book on the philosophy of the social sciences.
Theodore Lyman, Professor of Physics, is conducting research on high vacuum investigations.
Edwin Crawford Kemble, Assistant Professor of Physics, is conducting research on the scattering of light by gases.
Robert Clarke Cabot, Professor of Clinical Medicine and Professor of Social Ethics, is working on a study of the treatment of delinquents in Massachusetts.
William John Crozier, Associate Professor of General Physiology, is conducting research on the nature of the central nervous activities.
Samuel Randall Detwiler, Assistant Professor of Experimental Zoology, is working on the experimental analysis of the factors which determine the development of the central nervous system in vertebrates.
George Howard Parker, Professor of Zoology and Director of the Zoological Laboratory, is engaged in research on the physiology of the nerve transmission in Physalia.
William McDougall, Professor of Psychology, is working on the research problem of the relation of mental processes to the endocrine system.
Adelbert Fernald, Instructor in Orthodontia and Curator of the Dental Museum, is preparing a study of the normal development of the teeth and jaws in children from birth to the seventeenth year, with special reference to the establishment of normal standards.
Additionally, the page includes a section titled "Harvard College Library," which lists special collections or selected groups of books and manuscripts that are always on exhibition in the Treasure Room. Some of these collections include:
The image displays a page from the "Harvard University Gazette," which appears to be a publication listing faculty members and their respective roles or research interests at Harvard University.
Here are some of the entries from the page:
Guinnell Jones, Associate Professor of Chemistry, is studying the preparation and properties of certain perchlorate apparatus and the properties of solutions of alkali halides.
Hanson Heaton Boyden, Associate Professor of Roentgenology, is conducting research on the direct or indirect investigation of the theory of general property tax in Massachusetts.
John Hutchinson Williams, Associate Professor of Economics, focuses on the preparation of material for a book on the purposes of banking and capital movements.
Walter F. Dearborn, Professor of Education, is leading an investigation into the mental and physical development of school children over several thousands of cases from their entrance into school until the completion of their education.
Conway Zirkle, Assistant Professor of Botany, is studying the inheritance of the mechanisms of the dielectric phenomena in solid dielectrics.
Albert Sauveur, Gordon McKay Professor of Metallurgy and Metallurgical Engineering, is investigating the speed and efficiency of metallurgical processes and the properties of metals.
Gregory Paul Baxter, Theodore William Richards Professor of Chemistry, is engaged in determining the atomic weights of elements.
George Howard Parker, Professor of Zoology, studies the responses of animals to stimuli.
George Andrew Reisner, Professor of Egyptology, is working on the excavation and decipherment of the Harvard-Boston Egyptian Pyramid texts.
Gordon Willard Allport, Assistant Professor of Psychology, is investigating the nature of personality.
Robert Pierpont Blake, Assistant Professor of History, focuses on Byzantine and Georgian manuscript studies.
Wertenbaker Claggett Pogue, Lecturer on American History, is researching early American documents in London.
The page also lists other faculty members such as Charles Howard McIlwain, James Bryant Conant, Earnest Albert Hooton, and William John Crozier along with their roles and research interests.
Additionally, there is a section titled "Harvard College Library," mentioning special collections, including an exhibit on student life and a collection of commemorative war medals.
Lastly, there is a note about the "Treasure Room" and its contents, which include rare books and research materials.
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There is a handwritten note at the top right corner with the date "Sept. 26, 1925." On the right side of the page, a section labeled "HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY" mentions special collections, exhibits, and some specific items on display in the Treasure Room of the library. The page is placed on top of a thicker book with a worn, hardcover binding, and there are transparent straps holding the book open.
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To the right edge of these columns are handwritten annotations, which appear to be related to the document itself, potentially as references or personal notes.
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The physical condition of the page suggests it may be from an older publication, indicated by the yellowing of the paper, and there are some artifacts suggestive of aged material or handling wear, like creases and minor tears. There is a ribbon or cloth bookmark that emerges from the bottom edge of the right page, hinting that this is an actual physical book rather than a digital reproduction.
The image shows an open page from a publication titled "Harvard University Gazette." The page number is 4, indicating it is an early page in the document. The content consists of a list of Harvard faculty members and their scholarly projects, along with their titles and descriptions of the academic work they are pursuing.
Some of the names and disciplines mentioned include:
There is a section towards the bottom concerning the special exhibitions and collections in the Harvard College Library, detailing:
Additionally, hand-written text notes "10 May 1925," indicating the date associated with this publication or specific page. The older appearance of the page, with multiple layers of paper visible on the left side, suggests it is part of an archival or historical document.
The image shows an open book, likely a publication or journal, titled "HARVARD UNIVERSITY GAZETTE." The page displayed is from the fourth issue, dated November 12, 1908, and is numbered 4. The content consists of a list of faculty appointments, promotions, and other academic announcements from Harvard University.
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