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This image appears to be a scanned page from a newspaper or publication, specifically discussing the faculty staff of John Winthrop House. The text is divided into sections with headlines and body text. Here's a summary of the content:
The page also contains a timestamp in the top left corner, which reads "Calendar Nov 25", indicating the date the page was printed or published.
The image is a scanned document with a beige background, featuring a printed article titled "FERRY ANNOUNCES FACULTY STAFF OF WINTHROP HOUSE." The article is divided into two columns, with text discussing the remodeling of Standish and Gore Halls to accommodate six tutors and 262 students as part of the new John Winthrop House.
The left column details the remodeling plans, mentioning that the Gore dining room will be enlarged and the Standish dining room will be converted into a library with a capacity for 16,000 books. It also describes the conversion of part of Standish Hall into a Master's house and the creation of new paths across the court.
The right column lists the faculty staff of John Winthrop House, including the Master, Ronald Mansfield Ferry, and various resident and non-resident tutors with their respective academic positions. The list includes names and titles of professors and instructors from various departments and disciplines.
The document appears to be dated 1930, as indicated by the handwritten note in the top left corner. There are also some blue markings and holes on the left side, suggesting it was once part of a binder or folder.
This image displays a scanned, aged paper document, likely a press release or internal university announcement from the early 20th century (possibly around 1922–1923, judging by the content and style). It is presented on off-white, slightly yellowed paper with three hole-punches on the left margin, suggesting it was once filed in a binder.
The document is typeset in a traditional newspaper or newsletter style, with bold, all-caps headlines and two distinct columns of text. A handwritten note in pencil, "Collection May 25 1922," appears in the upper-left corner, likely added later for archival purposes.
Headline: “FERRY ANNOUNCES FACULTY STAFF OF WINTHROP HOUSE”
This section outlines plans to convert the existing Gore and Standish Halls into John Winthrop House, a new residential unit. It will house six tutors and 262 students.
Key Remodeling Plans:
Faculty Staff (Left Column Continuation):
Headline: “Ferry Announces Roster of Faculty Members Chosen on John Winthrop House Staff”
This section, marked “(Continued from page one),” lists the faculty chosen for specific tutoring and instructional roles within the House.
Resident Tutors:
Non-Resident Tutors:
The text concludes by noting: “One resident and one non-resident tutor are still to be appointed.”
This is a formal institutional document announcing the creation and staffing of John Winthrop House, a new residential house at Harvard University. It details the architectural conversion of existing halls, the expansion of dining and library facilities, and the comprehensive roster of faculty members—both resident and non-resident tutors—who will staff the house. The tone is official and celebratory, highlighting the academic prestige of the chosen faculty. The document serves as both an announcement and a historical record of early Harvard House system development.
The image shows a document that appears to be a college newsletter or announcement. The document is titled "Ferry Announces Faculty Staff of Winthrop House." The document is divided into two columns. The left column contains the heading "Ferry Announces Faculty Staff of Winthrop House," followed by a list of faculty members chosen for the Winthrop House staff. The list includes the names of the faculty members and their respective departments. The right column contains the heading "Ferry Announces Roster of Faculty Members Chosen on John Winthrop House Staff." This section provides more detailed information about the faculty members, including their titles, areas of expertise, and the number of students they will be teaching. The document also mentions that the Gore Dining Room will be enlarged, and the Sandish Dining Room will be converted into a library. The document also includes a list of faculty members and their titles.
The image is a document page that appears to be a newspaper clipping or an excerpt from a publication. The text is organized into two columns, each with a heading. The left column is titled "FERRY ANNOUNCES FACULTY STAFF OF WINTHROP HOUSE," while the right column is titled "Ferry Announces Roster of Faculty Members Chosen on John Winthrop House Staff."
The left column provides details about the faculty staff and the renovations planned for Winthrop House. It mentions that Standish and Gore Halls will be converted into quarters for six tutors and 262 students. The buildings are undergoing remodeling, including the enlargement of the Gore Dining Room and the conversion of the Standish Dining Room into a library. Additionally, there is a mention of a new residential unit, John Winthrop House, and the appointment of Ronald Mansfield Ferry as the assistant professor and resident master.
The right column lists the faculty members chosen for John Winthrop House. It includes their names, academic titles, and departments. The faculty members are from various disciplines, such as chemistry, physiology, history, economics, psychology, philosophy, and others. The list includes both resident and non-resident tutors.
The document appears to be from an older publication, possibly from the mid-20th century, based on the style of the text and the content. The purpose of the document is to inform readers about the faculty appointments and the renovations at Winthrop House.
The image shows a scanned page from a newspaper or publication, dated May 3, 1923, as indicated by handwritten notes in the top-left corner. The page is titled "FERRY ANNOUNCES FACULTY STAFF OF WINTHROP HOUSE" and is divided into two main sections.
This section discusses the remodeling plans for Standish and Gore Halls, which will serve as quarters for six tutors and 262 students. Key points include:
This section lists the faculty members appointed to John Winthrop House. The list is divided into categories:
Senior Tutors:
Other Resident Tutors:
Non-Resident Tutors:
The article notes that one resident and one non-resident tutor are still to be appointed.
At the bottom of the left section, there is a brief mention of the Faculty Staff of John Winthrop House, listing:
The page is formatted in a classic newspaper style, with clear headings and organized lists, providing detailed information about the faculty appointments and building renovations at John Winthrop House.
The image shows a newspaper clipping from the Harvard Crimson, dated November 25, 1925. The clipping is titled "Ferry Announces Faculty Staff of Winthrop House" and features a list of faculty members who will be teaching at Winthrop House.
In summary, the image shows a newspaper clipping from the Harvard Crimson, dated November 25, 1925, announcing the faculty staff of Winthrop House. The clipping lists the names and titles of faculty members who will be teaching at Winthrop House, including both resident and non-resident tutors. The list includes faculty members from various departments, including mathematics, psychology, philosophy, zoology, biology, geology, history and literature, economics, and chemistry.
The image presents a newspaper clipping from the Harvard Crimson, dated 1930, featuring an announcement about the faculty staff of Winthrop House. The article is divided into two sections: "Ferry Announces Faculty Staff of Winthrop House" and "Ferry Announces Roster of Faculty Members Chosen on John Winthrop House Staff."
The first section discusses the remodeling of Gore Dining Room and the conversion of Standish Hall into a library, with 16,000 books stored in stacks. It also mentions the plans for remodeling the present Gore and Standish Halls into a new residential unit, John Winthrop House, which will be made public yesterday.
The second section lists the faculty members chosen for John Winthrop House Staff, including senior tutors, other resident tutors, non-resident tutors, and faculty staff. The list includes notable individuals such as Arthur Becket Lamb, Erving Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Laboratories; William John Crozier, professor of General Physiology; John Clarke Slater, lecturer on Physics; George Sarton, lecturer on the History of Science; Payson Sibley Wild, Jr., Instructor in Government; Robert Arnold Aubin, instructor in English; Gaines Post, instructor in History; Felix Shaffner, instructor in Economics; Dan Throop Smith, instructor in Economics; William Casper Graustein, associate professor of Mathematics; Carroll Cornelius Pratt, assistant professor of Psychology and tutor in the Division of Philosophy; Rupert Emerson, instructor in Government; Jeffrey Wyman, Jr., instructor in Zoology and tutor in the Division of Biology; Bernard Augustine De Voto, instructor in English; Russell Bixson, instructor in Geology; John Tilton Edsall, instructor in Biochemical Sciences; Dana Bennett Durand, instructor in History and Literature; Karl Leopold Anderson, instructor in Economics; Ronald Mansfield Ferry, assistant professor of Biochemistry and chairman of the board of tutors in Biochemical Sciences; Edward Stephen Harkness, Esq., The Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences; Jeremiah Smith, Member of the Corporation; Charles Hall Grandgent, professor of Romance Languages; George Grafton Wilson, professor of International Law; George Henry Chase, John K. Hudson Professor of Archaeology and Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences; and Hans Zinsser, professor of Bacteriology and Immunology.
The image depicts a scanned or photographed document, likely a press release or news article, on aged paper with a light tan color and three holes punched along the left edge. The title, "FERRY ANNOUNCES FACULTY STAFF OF WINTHROP HOUSE," is prominently displayed at the top of the left column in bold black text.
The document is divided into two columns, with the left column featuring a subheading titled "BUILDINGS REMODELED" and detailing renovations to Standish and Gore Halls, which will become part of John Winthrop House. The right column, titled "Ferry Announces Roster of Faculty Members Chosen on John Winthrop House Staff," lists the faculty members selected for the house, including their names, titles, and areas of expertise.
The text is presented in a formal, black font, and the document appears to be a historical record from Harvard University, given the mention of specific buildings and faculty members. The overall design and content suggest that the document is an official announcement or press release from the university.
The image presents a scanned or photographed page from an old newspaper or bulletin, featuring two articles about the faculty staff of Winthrop House at Harvard University. The page is divided into two columns, with the left column titled "FERRY ANNOUNCES FACULTY STAFF OF WINTHROP HOUSE" and the right column titled "Ferry Announces Roster of Faculty Members Chosen on John Winthrop House Staff."
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