Harvard College
Harvard College is the undergraduate liberal arts college of Harvard University, a private university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636, Harvard University is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States and one of the most prestigious in the world.
Harvard College People (First 49 people) - Page 4
Earl Babbie
American sociologist
Adam Yarmolinsky
American author
Ayano Ninomiya
Japanese Violinist
Robert H. Socolow
American physicist
Prentiss Mellen
Former member of the United States Senate
George Kingsley Zipf
American linguist
Samuel Kneeland
Printer
Frederick O. Prince
American lawyer
Jarrett Barrios
American Politician
Richard Kahlenberg
Writer
Morton Smith
American professor
Elliott Charles
English-Grenadian footballer
Nathaniel Shaler
American paleontologist
Richard E. Rubenstein
Author
Michael Massing
American writer
Thomas Wilson Dorr
Former Governor of Rhode Island
James G. King
Former United States Representative
Claudio Spies
Chilean-American composer
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Diplomat
George D. Robinson
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Mortimer Sellers
International lawyer
Roy M. Goodman
Former New York State Senator
Raymond Sokolov
Journalist
Irving Stringham
American mathematician
William Morris Hunt
American painter
Robert Waldinger
American psychiatrist
John Sullivan Dwight
Musical artist
Peter Soriano
Artist
James Basker
Writer
George Cabot
Former American senator
Nicole Cliffe
Writer
Edward Knoblock
Playwright
Bruce H. Mahan
Physical chemist
Philip F. Gura
Historian
Glenn Hutchins
American businessman
Arthur Gordon Webster
American physicist
Roger H. Gordon
American economist
Douglas Schoen
American analyst
John Bash
Attorney
Millard H. Alexander
University professor
Charlie Savage
American author
David B. Golub
V. V. Ganeshananthan
American fiction writer
Adolf A. Berle
American lawyer
Allison Feaster
Basketball player
Alva Woods
American minister
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
American astronomer
