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The image is a page from the Harvard Gazette dated February 13, 1928. It contains various announcements and articles related to academic and cultural events and activities at Harvard University. Here's a detailed summary of the content:

Top Section

• The Classical Association:

  • The Classical Association of New England was organized in 1911.
  • It publishes a monthly magazine called "The Classical Weekly."
  • The 1928 meeting will be held on February 24 and 25 at Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts.

• Classical Club of Greater Boston:

  • Officers listed include President Professor Charles R. Gilson (Harvard University), Vice-President Professor Katharine M. Edwards (Wellesley College), and other members.

Middle Section

• Harvard Uses Fund to Study Chinese:
  • A $500,000 gift from Yenching University in Peking will be shared by Harvard and Yale.
  • The fund will support the study of Chinese language, history, and culture.
  • The Harvard-Yenching Institute will be established with this fund.

Bottom Section

• Gazette - Monday, February 13:

  • President and Fellows of Harvard College:
    • Meeting at 50 State Street, Boston, at 10:30 A.M.
  • Lectures on City Planning:
    • Under the auspices of the School of Landscape Architecture.
    • Lecture by Mr. Warren H. Manning at Robinson Hall, 4 P.M.
  • Putnam Colloquium:
    • Lecture by Mr. H. R. Mimno on "Experiments and Observations Concerning the Ionized Regions of the Atmosphere" at 4:15 P.M.
  • Seminary in Economics:
    • Lecture by Dr. E. H. Chamberlin on "Monopolistic Competition" at 4:15 P.M.
  • Lecture on Landscape Architecture:
    • Lecture by Sir Reginald Blomfield on "Garden Design" at 5 P.M.

• Gazette - Tuesday, February 21:

  • Faculty of Arts and Sciences:
    • Meeting in University 5 at 4 P.M.
  • Lecture on Japanese Decorative Art:
    • Lecture by Mr. Langdon Warner at the Fogg Art Museum, 4:30 P.M.
    • Gallery talk after the lecture.

The page also includes a small section on the left side listing various lectures and events, such as lectures on art and architecture, and a note on the Harvard Glee Club's performance.

Overall, the image provides a snapshot of the academic and cultural activities at Harvard University in February 1928.

The image shows pages from an old newspaper or magazine, specifically from the "Gazette" of Harvard University, dated February 1927. Here's a detailed summary of the content on each page:

Left Page:

1. The Classical Association:
   • Founded in 1908, membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal.
   • The 1928 meeting is scheduled for March 30 and 31 at Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts.
   • The Classical Club of Greater Boston is listed with its officers:
     • President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University
     • Vice-President: Professor Katharine M. Edwards, Wellesley College
     • Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School
     • Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls' High School
     • Censor: Rev. Willard Reed, Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge

Right Page:

1. February 13, 1927 Events:

   • President and Fellows of Harvard College Meeting: At 50 State Street, Boston, 10:30 a.m.
   • Lectures on City Planning:
     • Warren H. Manning, former President of the American Society of Landscape Architects, will speak on "A National Plan" at Robinson Hall, 4 p.m.
   • Physical Colloquium:
     • Discussions include experiments on the atmosphere, photo-ionized regions, and energy calculations.
   • Seminars in Economics:
     • A lecture by Dr. E. H. Chamberlin on "Monopolistic Competition" in Widener V, 7:45 p.m.
   • Lecture on Landscape Architecture:
     • Sir Lawrence Weaver on "Modern Garden Design" at the Lecture Room, Old Fogg Art Museum, 8 p.m.

2. February 21, 1927 Events:

   • Faculty of Arts and Sciences Meeting: At University 5, 4 p.m.
   • Lecture on Japanese Decorative Art: By Mr. Langdon Warner in the Large Lecture Hall, Fogg Art Museum, 4:30 p.m.

3. Harvard Uses Fund to Study Chinese:

   • Harvard University received a $300,000 gift from the estate of the late Charles Martin Hall to study Chinese culture, literature, and history.
   • This fund will be shared with Yenching University in Peking, focusing on the study of the Chinese language and culture.
   • The gift aims to promote friendly relations between the United States and China, and to establish a center for the study of Chinese language and culture.

4. Headline Article:

   • "Planetary Nebulae" by Professor J. Fisher, Harvard College.
   • "The Interpretation of Verrocchio and the Maclagan Collection" by Professor E. K. Rand, Emeritus.

5. Other Events:

   • Various other announcements and lectures are listed, including a lecture on "The Interpretation of Verrocchio and the Maclagan Collection" and a lecture on Japanese decorative art.

The pages reflect a rich academic calendar from 1927, showcasing a variety of lectures, seminars, and meetings focused on different fields of study and culture.

The image shows a page from a historical newspaper or magazine, specifically from the February 13-27, 1927, edition. The content includes details about academic events and announcements from Harvard University and the Classical Association of New England.

1. The Classical Association of New England:

   • The section on the Classical Association lists the officers and meeting details for the 1928 meeting, which will be held at Deerfield Academy, Massachusetts, on February 28, 29, and March 1.
   • The president is Professor Charles S. Gulick from Harvard University, and other officers include Vice-President Professor Katharine M. Edwards from Wellesley College, Secretary Clarence W. Gleason from Roxbury Latin School, and Treasurer Frank A. Kennedy from Boston Girls' High School.
   • Rev. Willard Reed from Browne and Nichola School, Cambridge, is mentioned as a member of the council.

2. Gazette Announcements:

   • February 13:

     • President and Fellows Meeting: Scheduled at 10:30 AM in the Lecture Room.
     • Lectures:
       • On City Planning, under the auspices of the School of Landscape Architecture, with Mr. Warren H. Manning.
       • Physical Colloquium on "Experiments and Observations Concerning the Atmosphere" with Mr. H. R. Minno and Mr. P. R. Gleason.
       • Seminar in Economics with Dr. E. H. Chamberlin.
       • Lecture on Landscape Architecture with Sir Lawrence Weaver.
     • Additional activities include a special lecture by Dr. Robert M. Green and a talk on "The Interpretation of Planetary Nebulae" by Professor J. Fisher of Harvard College.

   • February 21:

     • Faculty of Arts and Sciences Meeting: Scheduled for 5:00 PM in the University.
     • Lecture on Japanese Decorative Art: Presented by Mr. Langdon Warner, with a gallery talk afterward.

3. Harvard Uses Fund:

   • A significant announcement mentions a $100,000 gift shared by Yenching University at Peking for study programs. Harvard is set to collaborate with Yenching University to promote the study of Chinese language and culture.

4. Other Notices:

   • There is mention of a significant step in promoting Chinese studies at Harvard, including the establishment of a new endowment and the involvement of Chinese scholars.

The page captures a mix of academic events, lectures, and institutional news related to Harvard University and its affiliated organizations during that period.

The image shows an open book, with the left page detailing information about "The Classical Association" and its 1925 meeting, and the right page featuring a newspaper clipping from the Harvard Gazette dated February 13, 1925.

Left Page: The Classical Association

• Title: THE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION
• Description: The Classical Association of New England was established in 1905. Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle West and South, in cooperation with the Association of New England.
• Annual Meeting: The 1925 meeting will be held on Friday, March 20 and 21, at Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Mass.
• Classical Club of Greater Boston Officers:
  • President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University
  • Vice-Presidents: Professor Katharine M. Edwards, Wellesley College; Frank S. Gilkey, Medford; Dr. Robert M. Green, Boston
  • Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School
  • Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls’ High School
  • Council: Rev. Willard Reed, Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge

Right Page: Harvard Gazette, February 13, 1925

• Headline: HARVARD USES FUND TO STUDY CHINESE
• Subheadline: $300,000 Gift Will Be Shared by Yenching University at Peking
• Content: The article discusses Harvard University's plan to use a significant fund to promote the study of Chinese culture and language. The initiative aims to enhance mutual understanding between the United States and China. The program involves sending professors from Harvard to China and bringing Chinese students to Harvard. The article highlights the importance of this cultural and educational exchange, quoting Professor C. H. H. Yang from Yenching University.

The content on both pages focuses on academic and cultural exchange initiatives, with an emphasis on classical education and the study of Chinese language and culture.

The image displays several clippings from a publication, likely a university or academic gazette, detailing various events, organizations, and announcements related to academic life.

Sections and Announcements:

1. The Classical Association and the Classical Club of Greater Boston:

   • The Classical Association of New England:
     • Founded in 1906, with membership including a subscription to the Classical Journal.
     • The 1923 meeting will be held at Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Mass., on March 30 and 31.
   • Classical Club of Greater Boston:
     • Officers listed include:
       • President: Professor Charles R. Gulick, Harvard University.
       • Vice-President: Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
       • Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School.
       • Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls' High School.
     • Meeting details for the club are mentioned, with the next meeting at Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge.

2. Gazette Calendar of Events:

   • Monday, February 13:

     • President and Fellows of Harvard College Meeting at 10:30 AM.
     • Lectures on City Planning:
       • By Mr. Warren H. Manning, focusing on "A National Plan," illustrated, at 4 PM.
     • Physical Colloquium:
       • Topics include:
         1. "Experiments and Observations Concerning the Ionized Regions of the Atmosphere" by Mr. H. R. Mimno.
         2. "A Photoelectric Theory of the Sparking-potential" by Mr. P. R. Gleason.
         3. "The Calculation of Energy Level by Wave Mechanics" by Professor J. C. Slater.
     • Seminary in Economics:
       • Discussion on "Monopolistic Competition" by Dr. E. H. Chamberlin at 7:45 PM.
     • Lecture on Landscape Architecture:
       • By Sir Lawrence Weaver on "Modern Garden Design," illustrated, at 8 PM.

   • Tuesday, February 21:

     • Faculty of Arts and Sciences Meeting at 4 PM.
     • Lecture on Japanese Decorative Art:
       • By Mr. Langdon Warner at 4:80 PM (likely 4:30 PM) in the Lecture Hall, Fogg Art Museum.

3. News Articles and Announcements:

   • Harvard Uses Fund to Study Chinese:
     • Harvard University receives a $300,000 gift to be shared with Yenching University in Peking.
     • The funds will support Oriental studies, with Harvard-Yenching Institute coordinating efforts.
     • Emphasis will be on training students in Chinese language and culture.
   • Professor E.K. Rand:
     • Emeritus Professor E.K. Rand delivers a lecture on "Verrocchio and the λ. D. Maclagan."
   • School of Arts and Sciences Announcement:
     • A significant step in promoting Oriental studies, especially in Chinese.
     • The gift will help establish an institute for Chinese language and literature.

Overall, the clippings detail academic events, organizational updates, and significant funding news relevant to the academic community, particularly focusing on classical studies, city planning, physics, economics, and Chinese studies.

The image shows pages from an old newspaper or academic gazette, dated February 13, 1927. Here is a detailed summary of the content:

Top Left Page:

• The Classical Association: The Classical Association of New England was organized in 1908. Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle West and South, with cooperation from the Association of New England.
• 1928 Meeting Announcement: The 1928 meeting will be held on February 29 and March 1-2 at Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Massachusetts.
• Classical Club of Greater Boston: The officers listed include:
  • President: Professor Charles E. Gulick, Harvard University
  • Vice-President: Professor Katharine M. Edwards, Wellesley College
  • Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls’ High School
  • Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School
  • Censor: Rev. Willard Reed, Browne and Nichols School, Cambridge

Top Right Page:

• Gazette, February 13, 1927:
  • Harvard Uses Fund for Study of Chinese: Harvard University will share a $100,000 gift from the Yenching University at Peking. This gift will be used to promote the study of Chinese culture and language, with a focus on the importance of Chinese studies in understanding the Far East.

Bottom Left Page:

• Gazette, February 13, 1927:
  • President and Fellows of Harvard College: Meeting at 50 State Street, Boston, 10:30 a.m.
  • Lectures on City Planning: By Mr. Warren H. Manning, former President of the American Society of Landscape Architects, at Robinson Hall, 4 p.m.
  • Physical Colloquium: Talks on various topics by Mr. H. R. Mimno, Mr. P. R. Gleason, and Professor J. C. Slater, followed by tea in Room 16.
  • Seminary in Economics: Lecture on "Monopolistic Competition" by Dr. E. H. Chamberlin, open to members of the Seminary and guests.

Bottom Right Page:

• Gazette, February 21, 1927:
  • Faculty of Arts and Sciences: Meeting in University 5, 4 p.m.
  • Lecture on Japanese Decorative Art: By Mr. Langdon Warner, in Large Lecture Hall, Fogg Art Museum, 4:30 p.m.
  • Planetary Nebulae: Lecture by Professor E. K. Rand, Emeritus, Harvard College.
  • Verrocchio and the Medici: Lecture by Professor Charles Eliot Norton, Harvard College.
  • Chinese Studies: Announcement of Harvard's new initiative to promote Chinese studies, including a $100,000 gift from Yenching University, and the importance of understanding China's culture and history.

The pages reflect a mix of academic announcements, lectures, and organizational news from Harvard University and related institutions in 1927.

The image displays a page from a publication, possibly a newspaper or academic bulletin, with an overall old and somewhat worn appearance. The page features announcements and news related to academic and cultural events, primarily connected with Harvard University and other scholarly entities. The date "February 15" is highlighted on the top right corner of the page, indicating the publication date or the date of significance for the announcements.

Here's an overview of contents from the visible part of the page:

1. Announcement about "The Classical Association" meeting, including its dates and location.
2. Information on the "Classical Club of Greater Boston" with listed officers such as the President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer.
3. An article to the right titled "BUSIES FUND TO STUDY CHINESE" discussing a $100,000 gift and the initiative to promote the study of Chinese language and culture.
4. An event called "WILL WORK TOGETHER" for solidarity.
5. A brief mention of "MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13" with an event involving the President and Fellows of Harvard College.
6. A programmed event for "TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21" concerning the Faculty of Arts and Sciences with a lecture on "The Current Exhibition of Japanese Decorative Art."

Along the right side of the page, partially cut off, we see other news or advertisements, and the text overall hints at a historical setting, given the emphasis on classical studies, language education, and art events.

The image depicts a page from an archival book or collection of documents. The left side contains a leaflet titled "THE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION," detailing information about the Classical Association of New England and the Classical Club of Greater Boston. It lists the 1923 meeting's dates and location, as well as names and positions of various members, including Professor Charles B. Gulick as President and Professor Katharine M. Edwards as Vice-President.

The right side features a newspaper clipping from the Harvard Gazette dated February 11, 1927. It includes various announcements and events scheduled for February 13 and February 21. It mentions lectures on topics such as City Planning, Physical Colloquium, and the Current Exhibition of Japanese Decorative Art. There's also an article about Harvard using funds to study Chinese, including details about a $500,000 gift to be shared by Yenching University at Peking, and a collaborative effort between the universities. Notable names mentioned include Professor J. J. Fisher, Professor E.K. Rand, and Mr. Langdon Warner.

The format and style of the documents suggest that they are historical records, possibly from an academic institution, maintained for reference or archival purposes.

The image is of a newspaper clipping from February 1922. The clipping contains multiple articles and announcements, including:

• A report about the Classical Association of New England, which was organized in 1909. The article mentions that the association will hold its 1922 meeting on March 30 and 31 at Deerfield Academy in Deerfield, Massachusetts.

• A notice about a $100,000 gift from Harvard University to Yenching University in Peking, China. The gift is intended to support Oriental studies and will be used to establish a Harvard-Yenching Institute of Chinese Studies.

• An announcement about lectures and events at Harvard University, including lectures on city planning, landscape architecture, and economics. There are also mentions of physical colloquiums and seminars.

• An article about the study of Chinese at Harvard University, which will begin in the autumn. The article mentions that the study of Chinese will be on an equal footing with other languages and that courses in Sinology and Chinese history will be offered.

• A lecture announcement about "The Current Exhibition of Japanese Decorative Art" at the Fogg Art Museum.

The image shows the clipping in an open book or magazine, with the articles and announcements printed on the pages.

The image is a photograph of an open book, specifically a Harvard College Gazette from February 1927. The book is open to two pages, showcasing a variety of announcements, articles, and notices related to Harvard College and its activities.

On the left page, the heading reads "The Classical Association." It mentions that the Classical Association of New England was organized in 1906 and includes a subscription to the Classical Journal. It also lists the officers of the Classical Club of Greater Boston, including the President, Vice-Presidents, Secretary, and Treasurer.

Below this section, there is a notice about a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, scheduled for February 13, 1927, at 50 State Street, Boston. The notice also includes details about lectures on city planning and landscape architecture, as well as a physical colloquium on experiments and observations concerning the ionized regions of the atmosphere and a photo-electric theory of the sparking potential.

Further down, there is a seminar in economics titled "Monopolistic Competition" by Dr. E. H. Chamberlin, and a lecture on landscape architecture by Sir Lawrence Weaver, Director of the United Kingdom Exhibit at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley.

On the right page, the heading reads "Rvardhousefund Study Chinese." It announces a $100,000 gift to be shared by Yenching University at Peking for the study of Chinese. The gift is intended to promote friendly relations between the United States and China. The announcement also mentions the establishment of a Harvard-Yenching Institute for the study of Chinese and the addition of the Chinese language to the faculty of the university.

Below this, there is a notice about a lecture on "The Current Exhibition of Japanese Decorative Art" by Mr. Langdon Warner, to be held in the Large Lecture Hall, Fogg Art Museum.

The pages are filled with detailed information about academic and cultural events, reflecting the intellectual and international interests of Harvard College during that time.