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Two men present & work with a DecSystem10, also known as Dec-10 or PDP-10, possibly in the early 1970s.

Early meeting of the Bentley School Board of Trustees. The Board was formed in 1948, this picture was likely taken in the late 1940s or early 1950s.

An excerpt from the Bentley course catalog designed specifically for women after they were offered entry again during war-time.

Announcement of Gregory H. Adamian's retirement in the 1990 Annual Report of Bentley College

An excerpt from the 1918-1919 Course Catalog from the Bentley School of Accounting and Finance. The catalog entry discusses the differences between men's and women's course offerings at the time.

Excerpt from an early 1976-1977 catalog for Graduate students detailing the school and its course offerings.

Excerpt from program at President Adamian's inauguration

Excerpts from the first official issue of Bentley's alumni magazine, then titled The Bentley Alumnus.

President Gregory Adamian and Governor Michael Dukakis display an official document announcing the establishment of Massachusetts Business Ethics Week in 1977,

Bentley College President Gregory H. Adamian (C) receives the new State Board of Higher Education charter for the college from Secretary of State John F.X. Davoren (L) at presentation ceremonies held at the campus' Lindsay Hall Auditorium Monday,…

President Gregory H. Adamian in his office, undated.

Gregory Adamian with his sons Douglas and Daniel, and his mother, at his inauguration on December 3rd, 1970.

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

Hugh Dysart and Gregory Adamian present honorary degree to Henry Rauch at the 1980 Commencement ceremony.

Administrative Office lobby of 921 Boylston Street on original Boston campus, taken in 1951.

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

Academic VP John Nichol (L), with Joseph Cronin (C) and Gregory H. Adamian (R) celebrating Bentley's Convocation in 1973. Mr. Cronin, who would later follow Mr. Adamian as President, was the Convocation speaker that year.

Former president Joseph G. Morone speaks to members of the Bentley Executive Club gathered at McGladrey headquarters on June 24th, 2014.

Kappa Pi Alpha Fraternity House in Boston. This may be one of several locations throughout Boston and Brookline where KPA was housed in the 1930s.

Letter from President Richard Nixon to Bentley President Gregory H. Adamian