Word: ackerman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...wipe out Geography as a field of concentration, the excuse put forth was that "Harvard cannot hope to have strong departments in everything." At the moment when Geography threatened to become a strong department, in fact, it was eliminated. An associate professorship was proposed for Assistant Professor Edward A. Ackerman. When the Corporation turned down his appointment, thus halting the trend toward a strong department, the Division of Earth Sciences eliminated Geography for its inadequate staff...
...appointments of two other faculty members connected with the Department of Geology and Geography, Edward A. Ackerman, assistant professor of Geography and Edward L. Ullman, assistant professor of Regional Planning, are good until the end of 1949. At that time, the College will return to only one Geography professor...
Ullman's connection with the School of Design will not be affected, Hurlbut said. Ackerman and Logan, however, are to be dropped from the faculty entirely...
Geography as a field of concentration will drop out of the College catalogue in 1949 when the University terminates the temporary appointments of three faculty members. Edward A. Ackerman '34, assistant professor of Geography, Edward L. Ullman, assistant professor of Regional Planning, and Richard F. Logan, teaching fellow in Geography have been notified that their appointments in the Department of Geology and Geography will cease...
Louria came through with the first pin of the meet when he scored over the Tech captain Less Ackerman in 1:40 of the second period with a head chancery. Fuller got a fall over the Engineer's heavyweight with a reverse nelson and a crotch hold in 7:45 of the last period...