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Portrait of President Adamian in 1979 yearbook

President Adamian presents a diploma to student Daryl DeLuca at Commencement in 1976.

President Gregory Adamian at a podium in academic regalia, possibly at 1975 Commencement

President's letter in the 1979 Bentley yearbook

Letter from Robert F. Kennedy to President Adamian, January 29th, 1962.

Invitation to President Adamian's inauguration, December 13th, 1970.

President's Newsletter, September 1970

Excerpt from program at President Adamian's inauguration

President Gregory H. Adamian in his office, undated.

President Gregory Adamian dances with his wife Debbie at an alumni event, ca. 1980s.

President Gregory Adamian with sons Douglas (L) and Donald (R) at Bentley's 5th Annual Talent Show in 1971,

President Gregory H. Adamian with students Maryanne T. Buckley and Daniel A. Gilbert, demonstrating the Portable Vectra CS personal computer. 2,200 portable computers established the pilot of the laptop program on campus. Circa Fall 1987,

Bentley's 4th President Gregory H. Adamian, and Bentley's 3rd President Thomas L Morison, at the inauguration of President Adamian in 1970.

President Gregory Adamian examines a printout from a machine in the computer mainframe room, ca. late 1970s - early 1980s.

President Gregory Adamian at his desk, ca. 1980s.

President Gregory Adamian posed in his office in academic regalia, ca. 1980s.

President Gregory Adamian presents Bentley's petition to grant Masters Degrees to MA Secretary of State John F.X. Daveron (center). Adamian is accompanied by his assistant, Richard T. Moore (right). November 30th, 1972.

President Gregory Adamian with (from left) Tom Barosky '71, Alfred Fantini '71, Prof. Oram, Melvin Schwartz '71, John DeCourey '71, James McGonigle '71, and Robert C. Hunt '49 at the presentation of the Falcon Statue. The statue was the gift of the…

President & Mrs. Adamian with Mr. & Mrs. Mangogian and George Phalen, chair of the Board of Trustees, at the dedication of the Bentley President's House, ca 1983.

President Gregory Adamian cuts the cake at a campus celebration in 1986