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The image is a news clipping from The Harvard Crimson, dated March 25, 1932. The headline reads "Schmidt and Sachs to Hold Exchange Chairs in 1932-33." The article reports that Charles Schmidt, the inspector general of the French National Archives, has been appointed as an exchange professor from France to lecture at Harvard during the first half of the academic year 1932-33. Additionally, Paul Joseph Sachs '00, a professor of Fine Arts and associate director of the Fogg Museum, will lecture at the Sorbonne in Paris for the second half of the year.
The article also mentions two other appointments and five faculty members taking leaves of absence. Henri Guy, who was an exchange professor at Harvard in 1929-30, will return to lecture on French and tutor in the division of Modern Languages. He is currently the rector of the University of Grenoble.
The news piece is credited to The Harvard Crimson, a student newspaper at Harvard University.
The image is a newspaper clipping from The Crimson, dated March 25, 1932. The article discusses academic exchange appointments and leaves for the academic year 1932-33.
Key points include:
Schmidt and Sachs Exchange Chairs:
Other Appointments and Leaves:
Hathaway and Guy Appointments:
The article highlights the academic exchange programs and the movement of faculty members between Harvard and French institutions.
The image is a page from a newspaper or a similar publication dated March 25, 1932, titled "Crimson." The main article discusses the exchange of academic chairs between Harvard University and France for the academic year 1932-33.
Key points from the article include:
Charles Schmidt: He is the Inspector of the French National Archives and will be an exchange professor from France to Harvard for the first half of the academic year (1932-33). He will be giving a history course at Harvard.
Paul Joseph Sache: An exchange professor from Harvard, Sache, who is the professor of Fine Arts and associate director of the Fogg Museum, will be going to France for the second half of the academic year.
Henri Guy: Another exchange professor, who is returning from France in the second half of the year 1929-30, will be lecturing on French and tutoring in the division of Modern Languages at Harvard. Guy is noted to be the rector of the University of Grenoble.
Additionally, there are mentions of:
This exchange program highlights academic collaboration between Harvard and France during that period.
SCHMIDT AND SACHS
TO HOLD EXCHANGE
CHAIRS IN 1932-33
Inspector of French National
Archives Will Give History
Course at Harvard
TWO OTHERS APPOINTED
Hathaway Picked For Medical Post and
Guy For Lectureship—Five Faculty
Members on Leave
Charles Schmidt, of Paris, inspector
general of the French National Archi-
ves, has been appointed exchange pro-
fessor from France to lecture here dur-
ing the first half of the academic year
1932-33. As exchange professor from
Harvard, Paul Joseph Sachs ’00, pro-
fessor of Fine Arts and associate director
of the Fogg Museum, will go to France
for the second half year. Two other ap-
pointments and five leaves of absence
were also announced as the result of a
meeting of the President and Fellows of
Harvard College on Monday, March 14.
Henri Guy, exchange professor here
in 1929-30, will return from France in
the second half of next year, as lecturer
on French and tutor in the division of
Modern Languages. He is now rector
of the University of Grenoble.
Crimson March 25, 1932
The image is a scanned newspaper article from The Harvard Crimson, dated March 25, 1932. The main headlines and details of the article are as follows:
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The image is a newspaper clipping from the Crimson, dated March 25, 1932. The article is titled "SCHMIDT AND SACHSE TO HOLD EXCHANGE CHAIRS IN 1932-33."
The main content of the article is as follows:
Exchange Professors:
Other Appointments:
Additional Notes:
The clipping appears to be from a historical newspaper and provides a snapshot of academic exchanges and appointments at Harvard University during the early 1930s.
The image shows a newspaper clipping affixed to a larger sheet of paper. The headline of the clipping reads: "SCHMIDT AND SACHS TO HOLD EXCHANGE CHAIRS IN 1932-33." Below the headline, a subheading states: "Inspector of French National Archives Will Give History Course at Harvard" and "TWO OTHERS APPOINTED."
The article text mentions:
At the bottom of the clipping, the handwritten text reads: "Crimson March 25, 1932," indicating the source and date of the clipping.
The image is a photograph of a newspaper clipping. The paper is slightly aged, with a beige tint and frayed right edge, suggesting it may be from some time ago. The headline reads:
"SCHMIDT AND SACHS TO HOLD EXCHANGE CHAIRS IN 1932-33"
Below the headline, the subheading states:
"Inspector of French National Archives Will Give History Course at Harvard"
The article discusses the appointment of two individuals, Charles Schmidt and Paul J. Sachs, to exchange chairs for the academic year of 1932-1933, with Schmidt coming from Paris to Harvard and Sachs going to France. Other appointments are also mentioned, including Hathaway for a Medical post and Guy for a Lectureship. The paragraph continues to provide details about the exchanges, faculty members on leave, and a meeting that was held.
At the bottom of the clipping in a different font, probably hand-written, is the word "Crimson" followed by the date "March 25,1932." This could imply that the article was published in the Harvard Crimson, a Harvard University publication, on that given date.
This image depicts a newspaper clipping. The headline reads: "SCHMIDT AND SACHS TO HOLD EXCHANGE CHAIRS IN 1932-33." Subheadings include: "Inspector of French National Archives Will Give History Course at Harvard" and "TWO OTHERS APPOINTED." The text provides information about appointments and exchange professors, mentioning Charles Schmidt of Paris and Paul Joseph Sachs from Harvard, who will serve as exchange professors for the academic year 1932-33. Another exchange professor, Henri Guy, is also mentioned, noting his return from France and his role at Harvard. The clipping is dated "Crimson March 25, 1932," indicating it was published in the Harvard Crimson newspaper on that date. The clipping is affixed to a larger, blank sheet of paper, recognizable by its uneven edges, suggesting it was cut from a broader publication and archived.
The image depicts a scanned page from a historical document, likely a newspaper or academic bulletin, dated March 25, 1932. The document is titled "SCHMIDT AND SACHS TO HOLD EXCHANGE CHAIRS IN 1932-33" and is part of a section labeled "Inspector of French National Archives Will Give History Course at Harvard". The content of the document announces academic appointments and faculty exchanges at Harvard College for the academic year 1932-33.
Main Announcement:
Additional Appointments:
Other Faculty News:
Source and Date:
The document reflects the international academic exchange programs of the early 1930s, highlighting collaboration between Harvard University and French institutions. It also provides insight into the administrative processes of faculty appointments and leaves at Harvard during that era.