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Fogg Art Museum Scrapbook, January 1929-December 1931

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The image is a document titled "Fifteen of Faculty to Be on Leave Next Year." It details the leave plans for fifteen faculty members during the upcoming academic year. Here is a summary of the contents:

Main Points:

  1. Leave Distribution:

    • Three faculty members will be on leave during the first half of the year.
    • Five faculty members will be on leave during the second half of the year.
    • Five faculty members will be on sabbatical leave for the entire year.

  2. Faculty on Leave:

    • First Half of the Year:
      • Professor R. B. Dixon (Anthropology)
      • Professor A. G. McAdie (Meteorology)
      • Professor A. C. Lane (Physics)
    • Second Half of the Year:
      • Professor A. Kingsley Porter (Fine Arts)
      • Professor William Richards (Chemistry)
      • Professor W. F. Dearborn (Education)
      • Professor A. C. Lane (Physics)
      • Professor P. H. Marquand (Fine Arts)
    • Whole Year:
      • Professor A. Kingsley Porter (Fine Arts)
      • Professor Gregory P. Baxter (Chemistry)
      • Professor Edward S. Mason (Economics)
      • Professor Michael Karpovich (History)

  3. Details of Faculty Members:

    • Professor A. Kingsley Porter: Dean of the Department of Fine Arts, will be on leave during the first half of the academic year 1931-32.
    • Professor Gregory P. Baxter: Dean of the Department of Chemistry, will be on leave during the first half of the academic year 1931-32.
    • Professor Edward S. Mason: Assistant Professor of Economics, will be on leave for the entire academic year 1931-32.
    • Professor Michael Karpovich: Lecturer on History, will be on leave for the entire academic year 1931-32.

  4. Additional Faculty on Leave:

    • Professor A. C. Lane (Physics)
    • Professor P. H. Marquand (Fine Arts)
    • Professor William Richards (Chemistry)
    • Professor W. F. Dearborn (Education)
    • Professor A. G. McAdie (Meteorology)
    • Professor R. B. Dixon (Anthropology)

  5. Other Faculty Mentioned:

    • Assistant Professor of Anthropology
    • Assistant Professor of Chemistry
    • Professor of Education
    • Dean of the Graduate School of Education
    • Professor of Romance Languages and Literature
    • Director of University Extension
    • Professor of Government
    • Associate Professor of Oriental Languages
    • Assistant Professor of Economics
    • Professor of Banking and Finance
    • Professor of History

The document appears to be a news bulletin from Harvard University, dated March 14, 1931.

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The image displays a newspaper clipping detailing the faculty leaves for the upcoming academic year, specifically for the year 1931-32. The article is titled "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR."

Key points include:

  1. General Overview:

    • Fifteen faculty members will be on leave of absence during the next academic year.
    • Three faculty members will be on leave for the first half of the year, and five will be absent until after midyear.

  2. First Half Year Leaves:

    • Professor R. B. Dixon, Department of Anthropology.
    • A. G. McAdie '84, Abbott Lawrence Rotch Professor of Meteorology and director of the Blue Hill Observatory.
    • A. K. Porter, Professor of Greek.

  3. Second Half Year Leaves:

    • G. P. Baxter '96, Professor of Fine Arts.
    • Theodore William Richards, Professor of Chemistry.
    • W. F. Dearborn, Professor of Education and director of the Psycho-Educational Clinic, and Acting Dean of the Graduate School.
    • F. B. Magoun '90, Assistant Professor of English.
    • A. F. Whittem '02, Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literature.

  4. Sabbatical Leaves:

    • Five professors will be on sabbatical leave, including:
      • E. S. Mason, Assistant Professor of Economics.
      • Frederick Merk, Associate Professor of History.
      • O. M. W. Sprague '94, Edmund Cogswell Converse Professor of Banking and Finance.
      • Professor Dixon, Professor McAdie, Professor Baxter, and Professor Whittem.

  5. Whole Year Absence:

    • C. J. Friedrich, Assistant Professor of Government.
    • W. C. Greene '11, Associate Professor of Greek and Latin, and Chairman of the Board of Tutors in the Division of Ancient Languages.
    • W. E. Hocking '01, Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Government.
    • Michael Karpovich, Lecturer on History.

  6. On Leave of Absence:

    • Professor A. Kingsley Porter of the Division of Fine Arts will be on leave of absence during the first half of the academic year.
    • Professor P. Baxter will be on leave during the second half of the year.
    • Assistant Professor Edward S. Mason of the Department of Economics and Michael Karpovich will be absent for the whole year.

The document includes additional notes and mentions that some of these professors will be away for the whole academic year 1931-32.

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The image is a page from a newspaper article dated around March 1931, detailing the faculty leave arrangements for the upcoming academic year, specifically for the year 1931-1932.

Here is a detailed summary of the content:

Main Article:
Title: "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR"

  • The article announces that fifteen faculty members will be on leave during the upcoming academic year 1931-1932.
  • Three professors will be absent only during the first half of the year, while five will be absent for the entire year.

List of Faculty on Leave:

  • First Half Year Leave:

    • R. B. Dixon, Anthropology
    • A. G. McAdee, Meteorology and Director of Blue Hill Observatory
    • A. K. Porter, Fine Arts

  • Entire Year Leave:

    • Abbott Lawrence Rotch, Civil Engineering
    • G. P. Baxter, Chemistry
    • Theodore William Richards, Chemistry
    • W. F. Dearborn, Education, Director of the Psycho-Educational Clinic and Acting Dean of the College of Education
    • Winthrop Sopp Lake, Ecclesiastical History
    • F. B. Magoun, English
    • A. F. Whittem, Romance Languages and Literatures

  • Whole Year Leave:

    • C. J. Friedrich, Assistant Professor of Government
    • W. C. Greene, Associate Professor of Greek and Latin
    • W. E. Hocking, Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages
    • E. S. Mason, Assistant Professor of Economics
    • Frederick Merk, Associate Professor of History
    • O. M. W. Sprague, Professor of Banking and Finance
    • Michael Karpovich, Lecturer in History

Additional Information:

  • Professor A. Kingsley Porter (Division of Fine Arts) will be on leave for the first half of the academic year.

  • Gregory Baxter (Chemistry) will be absent for the second half of the academic year.

  • Mason, Merk, Sprague will be absent for the entire academic year 1931-1932.

The page also includes a handwritten note indicating "On Leave of Absence" and some handwritten names and dates at the top right corner, possibly noting who is responsible for additional details or corrections.

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The image shows a clipping from a publication, likely a university newsletter or newspaper, detailing faculty leaves for the upcoming academic year. The main article, titled 'FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR,' reports that fifteen faculty members will be on leave at some point during the next year. Three of them will be absent only during the first half of the year, and five will be absent starting after midyears. The article lists the names and departments of these faculty members, including Professor R. B. Dixon from Anthropology, A. G. McAdie from Meteorology, and others.

A smaller, related article, titled 'ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE,' provides further details about specific faculty members who will be on leave. It mentions that Professor A. Kingsley Porter from the Division of Fine Arts will be on leave for the first half of the academic year 1931-32, and Professor E. P. Barber from the Department of Chemistry will be on leave during the second half. Additionally, Assistant Professor Edward S. Mason from the Department of Economics and Michael Karpovich, lecturer on history, will be absent for the entire year.

The clipping also includes a note that three professors—Dixon, McAdie, and Baxter—will be on sabbatical leave.

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The image shows a document detailing the planned leaves of absence for fifteen faculty members at a university for the upcoming academic year. The leaves are categorized into three groups: those who will be away only during the first half of the year, those who will be absent until after midyears, and those who will be absent for the whole year. Additionally, five professors are noted to have their sabbatical leaves.

Here is a detailed summary of the leaves:

Faculty on Leave for the First Half of the Year:

  1. Professor R. B. Dixon - Department of Anthropology
  2. Dr. A. O. McAdie - Professor of Meteorology and director of the Blue Hill Observatory
  3. Dr. W. L. Fleming - Assistant Professor of History

Faculty Absent Until After Midyears:

  1. Laurence Rotch - Professor of Meteorology
  2. G. P. Baxter '96 - Theodore William Richards Professor of Chemistry
  3. W. F. Dearborn - Professor of Education, director of the Psycho-Education Clinic
  4. Kirsopp Lake - Winn Professor of Ecclesiastical History
  5. F. B. Mason '90 - Assistant Professor of English
  6. A. F. Whittem '02 - Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures
  7. C. H. Grandgent - Professor of Romance Languages

Faculty Absent for the Whole Year:

  1. W. C. Greene '11 - Associate Professor of Greek and Latin, Chairman of the Board of Tutors in the Division of Ancient Languages
  2. Ralph Barton Perry - Professor of Philosophy
  3. Michael Karpovich - Lecturer on History

Faculty on Leave for the Second Half of the Year:

  1. A. Kingsley Porter - Division of Fine Arts
  2. Gregory P. Baxter - Division of Chemistry
  3. Edward S. Mason '20 - Assistant Professor of Economics

Faculty on Sabbatical Leave:

  1. E. Merrick Dodd - Professor of Law
  2. Elbridge S. Merrick - Associate Professor of Economics
  3. Frederick Merk - Associate Professor of History
  4. O. M. W. Sprague '94 - Edmund Cogswell Converse Professor of Banking and Finance
  5. R. B. Dixon, A. O. McAdie, G. P. Baxter, W. F. Dearborn, Kirsopp Lake

The document is signed by "Mason, Merk," and dated May 14, 1931. It is noted that Sprague will be away for the whole academic year from 1931-32.

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The image shows a typed document, likely a newspaper clipping or an official university announcement, detailing the faculty leave plans for the upcoming academic year.

The headline reads: "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR" with a subheading "Three Men Will Be Away Only in First Half—Five Not to be Absent Until After Midyears."

Main Points:

  1. Faculty on Leave:

    • First Half Year: Three faculty members will be on leave during the first half of the academic year.
    • Second Half Year: Five faculty members will be absent starting after midyear.
    • Full Year: Seven faculty members will be on leave for the entire academic year.

  2. Faculty on Leave for the First Half:

    • Professor R. B. Dixon (Anthropology)
    • A. G. McAdie (Meteorology)
    • Abbott Lawrence Rotch (Director of the Blue Hill Observatory)
    • A. K. Porter (Division of Fine Arts)
    • G. P. Baxter (Division of Fine Arts)

  3. Faculty on Leave for the Second Half:

    • Theodore William Richards (Professor of Chemistry)
    • W. F. Dearborn (Professor of Education, Director of the Psycho-Educational Clinic, and Acting Dean of the Graduate School)
    • Professor Winsor (Professor of Ecclesiastical History)
    • F. B. Magoun (Assistant Professor of English)
    • A. F. Whittem (Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literature)

  4. Faculty on Leave for the Entire Year:

    • C. J. Friedrich (Assistant Professor of Government)
    • W. C. Greene (Associate Professor of Greek and Latin)
    • Chairman of the Board of Tutors in the Division of Ancient Languages
    • W. E. Hooking (Professor of Natural Religion and Moral Philosophy)
    • Michael Karpovich (Lecturer on History)

Additional Note:

  • Professor A. Kingsley Porter of the Division of Fine Arts will be on leave during the first half of the year.
  • Professor E. S. Mason (Assistant Professor of Economics) and Frederick Merk (Associate Professor of History) will be absent for the entire academic year 1931-32.
  • Edmund Cogswell Converse (Professor of Banking and Finance) will be on sabbatical leave.

The document is handwritten with notes in the margins, indicating dates and possibly names of individuals for further reference. The notes include names such as "Mason," "Merk," "Sprague," and dates like "September 1931" and "March 1932."

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This image shows an aged document with a piece of text adhered to it. The title reads "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR," which suggests the document is likely an archival item, possibly from an educational institution, announcing that fifteen faculty members will take leave in the upcoming academic year. The specifics of the notices refer to various professors, indicating their roles and reasons or periods for leave. The text is arranged into two main columns, with the righthand side smaller column labeled "ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE."

There are visible signs of handling and age, such as slight discolouration and paper wear. There are also bolt or bullet point-like marks to the left of certain paragraphs, possibly for highlighting specific pieces of information. The document provides details about academic procedures related to faculty leave and has historical and administrative significance.

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The image shows a piece of paper with two newspaper clippings attached to it. The left clipping is titled "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR" and provides details about faculty members of a university who will be on various types of leave during the next academic year, including sabbatical and leaves of absence. It mentions that five professors will have their sabbatical leaves and lists several names with the departments or roles they are affiliated with, such as Professor R. B. Dixon from the Department of Anthropology, and Professor T. H. Edsall from the Division of Education.

The right clipping, under the title "ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE", lists additional professors who will be on leave, specifically Professor A. Kingsley Porter of the Division of Fine Arts, Professor Gregory P. Baxter of the Division of Chemistry, Assistant Professor Edward S. Mason of the Department of Economics, and Michael Karpovich, lecturer on history.

Both clippings mention the time frame (academic year 1931-32) and specific details about the leaves. The page has three holes punched on its left side, suggesting it might have been part of a binder or collection.

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The image shows a page from a document titled "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR", which appears to be a news or announcement article. The content is formatted as a news bulletin or report, detailing faculty leave schedules for the upcoming academic year. Here is a breakdown of the visible elements:

Header and Title

  • The top of the page features the title "FIFTEEN OF FACULTY TO BE ON LEAVE NEXT YEAR" in bold, capitalized text.
  • Below the title, a subheading reads: "Three Men Will be Away Only in First Half—Five Not to be Absent Until After Midyears", providing a summary of the leave distribution.

Main Content

The article discusses the leave schedules of fifteen faculty members, categorized into two groups:

  1. Three faculty members will be on leave only during the first half of the academic year.
  2. Five faculty members will be on leave only during the second half of the academic year.
  3. The remaining faculty members will be absent for the entire academic year.

Detailed List of Faculty on Leave

  • First Half of the Year:

    • Professor R. B. Dixon, Department of Anthropology, will be on leave during the first half of the year.
    • A. G. McAddie '34, Abbott Lawrence Rotch Professor of Meteorology and director of the Blue Hill Observatory.
    • A. K. Porter, William Dor Boardman Professor of Fine Arts.

  • Second Half of the Year:

    • G. P. Baxter '96, Theodore William Richards Professor of Chemistry.
    • W. F. Dearborn, Professor of Education, director of the Psycho-Educational Clinic, and Acting Dean of the Graduate School of Education.
    • Kirsopp Lake, Winn Professor of Ecclesiastical History, assistant professor of English.
    • F. B. Macoun '90, assistant professor of Romance Languages and director of University Extension.
    • A. F. Whittem '02, associate professor of Romance Languages and director of University Extension.

  • Whole Year:

    • C. J. Friedrich, assistant professor of Government.
    • W. C. Greene '11, associate professor of Greek and Latin, and chairman of the Board of Tutors in the Division of Ancient Languages.
    • W. E. Hocking '01, Alfred North Whitehead Professor of Philosophy, Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity.
    • Michael Karpovich, lecturer on History.

Additional Notes

  • The article mentions that Professor A. Kingsley Porter of the Division of Fine Arts will be on leave during the first half of the academic year 1931–32.
  • Professor Cregory P. Baxter of the Division of Chemistry and Assistant Professor Edward S. Mason of the Department of Economics, along with Michael Karpovich, lecturer on history, will be absent during the whole of the year.

Footer

  • At the bottom of the page, there is a continuation note: "Mason, Merk, Sprague Will be Away for Whole of Academic Year 1931–32", indicating that the article will continue on the next page.
  • A smaller note at the bottom left states: "Continued from page one", suggesting this is part of a multi-page document.

Design and Layout

  • The page has a clean, typed layout typical of formal announcements or news bulletins from the early 20th century.
  • The text is organized into clear sections with headings and subheadings for easy readability.
  • There are faint markings or stamps on the page, possibly indicating archival or administrative processing.

Contextual Clues

  • The mention of academic years (e.g., 1931–32) and faculty titles suggests this document originates from an academic institution, likely a university.
  • The structured format and formal tone indicate it is an official communication, possibly from a university bulletin or newsletter.

In summary, the image depicts a formal announcement detailing the leave schedules of fifteen faculty members for the academic year 1931–32, categorizing their absences by time and department. The document is part of a larger bulletin or report.

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The image is a scanned page from a newspaper or magazine, dated May 14, 1931. The article is titled "Fifteen of Faculty to Be on Leave Next Year." The article lists the names and departments of fifteen faculty members who will be taking sabbatical leaves during the academic year 1931-32.

The article is divided into two sections. The first section lists the names of three faculty members who will be on leave during the first half of the academic year. These include Professor A. Kingsley Porter of the Division of Fine Arts, Professor G. Gregory of the Blue Hill Observatory, and Professor A. K. Porter, Fine Arts Board Professor.

The second section lists the names of twelve faculty members who will be on leave during the second half of the academic year. These include Professor R. B. Dixon of the Department of Anthropology, Professor A. G. McAdie of the Department of Meteorology and Director of the Blue Hill Observatory, and Professor A. K. Porter of Fine Arts.

The article also mentions that Professor Edward S. Mason of the Department of Economics, and Michael Karpovich, lecturer on history, will be absent during the whole of the year. Additionally, the article notes that Professor W. E. Hocking of the Department of Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity, and Professor Michael Karpovich, lecturer on History, will be on leave.

The article provides a detailed list of the faculty members who will be on leave, along with their departments and the duration of their leave. It is likely that this information was intended to inform students and colleagues about the availability of faculty members for the upcoming academic year.