Harvard University
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard, it is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
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Michaela Kirst
Film director
Paolo Valesio
Italian writer
David MacDougall
American-Australian anthropologist
William Strauss
American author
Amanda Sobhy
Olympic athlete
Milton Bradley
American baseball athlete
Owen West
Author
Witter Bynner
American poet
William Pitt Preble
American lawyer
Amanda Nguyen
James Kasting
Gail Fine
Professor
Marie desJardins
American computer scientist
James G. Foggo III
Frank Nelson Cole
American mathematician
Olke C. Uhlenbeck
Biochemist
Bruce Harreld
President of the University of Iowa
Robert Pekkanen
Political scientist
R. Kent Weaver
Professor
Ralph Wendell Burhoe
Irving Singer
American author
Josef Joffe
Editor
A. Kimball Romney
American professor
Aaron Friedberg
University professor
John W. Hutchinson
Engineer
Howard Milstein
Chief Executive Officer of Emigrant Savings Bank
William Augustus Stearns
Teacher
Monika SchleierSmith
Physicist
Guy D. Goff
Former United States Senator
Robert Woodward Barnwell
Former United States Senator
Allegra Goodman
American author
Sinclair Weeks
Former United States Senator
William Monroe Trotter
Jacob B. Agus
American rabbi
Kate Gallego
Mayor of Phoenix
David Altshuler
Endocrinologist
Josiah Gardner Abbott
American Politician
Grainne Godfree
Television writer
Gary N. Knoppers
Author
Louis Karchin
American composer
Haidar Bagir
Indonesian entrepreneur
Daniel Golden
American journalist
Pierre Deslongchamps
Canadian chemist
Charles Brenton Huggins
American-Canadian physician
Roderick Nash
Jay A Precourt
Eleanor Lansing Dulles
American writer
