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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Robert A Kaster
Author
James K. Morrow
American novelist
Jens Evensen
Former Minister of Trade and Shipping of Norway
Samuel Robert Lichter
Professor
John B. Quigley
Professor
Jose Solorio
California State Assembly member
Mike Feuer
Los Angeles City Attorney
Frank H. Buck
American Politician
Carlos D. Bustamante
Geneticist
Bina Shah
Pakistani writer
Wena Poon
Novelist
Ted Drury
American ice hockey player
Merwin Crawford Young
Political scientist
Temi Fagbenle
Basketball player
Noel Jan Tyl
American astrologer
Christopher Charles Benninger
Indian architect
Frank B. Livingstone
American anthropologist
Robert Rosner
Bert Vaux
Harriet Ritvo
American historian
Roger H. Brown
President of the Berklee College of Music
Rohit Jivanlal Parikh
Mathematician
Frances Kamm
American philosopher
David Dolphin
Canadian biochemist
Jamshed Bharucha
Peter W. Huber
Author
Nancy Sherman
Author
Andy Hornby
Chief Executive Officer of the Restaurant Group
Addison Brown
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
Lloyd Schermer
American businessman
Eugen Indjic
American pianist
Carson Cooman
American composer
Charles W. Socarides
American psychiatrist
Emily Balskus
American chemist
Huajian Gao
Chinese-American mechanician
Xue Lan
Daniel S. Kemp
American chemist
Andrew Fraknoi
Professor
Mark Ethridge
Novelist
Charles Pickering Bowditch
American financier
Paul Spirakis
Author
Richard Minear
Professor
Linas Alsenas
American author
Oscar Elton Sette
American biological scientist
howard sachar
American historian
Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih
Indonesian physician
Lisa Steiner
Professor
