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| Benjamin Edelman of | Harvard University checked the Earnings and Ratings a |
| t in 1907 as the commercial passenger ship SS | Harvard at Chester, Pennsylvania, by the Delaware Riv |
| from Radcliffe, the former women's college of | Harvard, in Chinese history. |
| osition, Jones is the current director of the | Harvard University Choir. |
| The | Harvard Radcliffe Chorus (HRC) is the largest mixed c |
| It is named after former | Harvard athlete Chris Ohiri. |
| Nathaniel Eaton, first schoolmaster of | Harvard College, christened, 1610 |
| Baker graduated in the | Harvard University class of 1887, and taught in the E |
| f Governor Dummer Academy, Class of 1767, and | Harvard University, Class of 1771, Phillips was a ver |
| n fiction, and holds a bachelor's degree from | Harvard College, class of 1994. |
| Worthy was a Nieman Fellow at | Harvard University, class of 1957. |
| Conlon was an alumnus of | Harvard College, class of 1922, where he captained th |
| Fairchild had studied music while at | Harvard, attending classes taught by both John Knowle |
| K2 stars are on the smaller end of the | Harvard spectral classification list, solely being la |
| Founded in 1986 by | Harvard University classmates John Chuang, Steve Kapn |
| her mathematics was such that he lectured the | Harvard Mathematical Club on four-dimensional bodies. |
| He was active in the | Harvard drama club and graduated in 1931. |
| The | Harvard Boxing Club (Est. |
| lden Chapel housed the student offices of the | Harvard Glee Club and later the Radcliffe Choral Soci |
| r, and editor who since 1978 has directed the | Harvard Glee Club, the Radcliffe Choral Society, and |
| uncil and business leaders in a speech to the | Harvard Business Club. |
| n Affairs and past director of the Associated | Harvard University Clubs. |
| s developed a new international law course at | Harvard and co-authored a widely used book, Internati |
| owner of the Boston Braves from 1916-1918 and | Harvard baseball coach in 1915. |
| He was the | Harvard freshmen coach from 1926-28, the assistant ba |
| position, however, ultimately went to former | Harvard head coach John Tillman. |
| At | Harvard he coached three Hobey Baker Award winners (S |
| theory and in computer science, and worked at | Harvard in cognition and cognitive studies. |
| ohn Keats, 1795-1995: With a Catalogue of the | Harvard Keats Collection, Harvard University Press (1 |
| ions of such institutions as the Fogg Museum ( | Harvard), Wellesley College, Middle Tennessee State U |
| n November 25, James was standing outside the | Harvard Medical College, speaking to police officer T |
| well known Boston surgeon and a professor at | Harvard Medical College. |
| "The Sentence in Gaulish", Proceedings of the | Harvard Celtic Colloquium 3 (1983) |
| Proceedings of the | Harvard Celtic Colloquium 7: 1-27. |
| ed MITES alumni: Stanford (7), Princeton (5), | Harvard (5), Columbia (2), and Yale (1). |
| In 1930s and 1940s Biot worked at | Harvard, Louvain, Columbia and Brown universities, an |
| d organized symposia for such institutions as | Harvard University, Columbia University and Universit |
| his college and graduate training at Boston, | Harvard, and Columbia universities. |
| ously been employed or guest at; for example, | Harvard University, Columbia University, the London S |
| to universities in the United States, such as | Harvard and Columbia. |
| eceived the degree of Doctor of Divinity from | Harvard and Columbia. |
| He received a Ph.D. in oceanography from | Harvard, and commanded the Marion and the Northland. |
| Executive director of the | Harvard University Committee on Human Rights Studies |
| tes all of the cancer research efforts of the | Harvard affiliated community. |
| Prior to his tenure at | Harvard Management Company, Eisenson was with the man |
| While at | Harvard Management Company, Eisenson was linked to Ge |
| Eisenson also manages certain assets of | Harvard Management Company, where he worked from 1986 |
| History of | Harvard, 1894-1941 compiled by Ida Harris |
| After graduating from | Harvard, he completed a Woodrow Wilson fellowship in |
| Later, he received a law degree from | Harvard University, completing his LL.B. in 1913. |
| While still a medical student at | Harvard, Page conducted a ground-breaking experiment |
| An investigation of the star on | Harvard plates confirms the conclusion that the star |
| Harvard Model Congress | |
| Harvard Model Congress (HMC) is the largest congressi | |
| Harvard Model Congress Boston, founded in 1986, is th | |
| lumni, with the mission of "keeping alumni of | Harvard University connected to the university and to |
| Illinois Route 23 begins in southern | Harvard and connects the city with other locations to |
| His crews defeated | Harvard four consecutive years in the Harvard-Yale Re |
| oldsmith, has "helped assuage complaints that | Harvard marginalized conservative views." |
| e Holden Choirs are three choral ensembles at | Harvard University, consisting of the Harvard Glee Cl |
| ng the second half hour the ball was near the | Harvard line constantly. |
| k was published in 1987, though Bjorkman left | Harvard to continue her postdoctoral research at Stan |
| After being rejected for a degree from | Harvard, Calkins continued to work and strive for equ |
| He is the director of the | Harvard Injury Control Research Center and the Harvar |
| bition opponents include Syracuse University, | Harvard University, Cornell University, Brown Univers |
| guest-professor, including giving lectures at | Harvard and Cornell, among other places. |
| For books still in copyright, | Harvard users could gain the ability to search for sm |
| The committee operates separate from the | Harvard Undergraduate Council, to organize student ev |
| this data was later published as part of the | Harvard galaxy counts, intended to map Galactic obscu |
| llage located on the west side of the town of | Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United Stat |
| He later audited a | Harvard University course taught by one of the invent |
| ckerberg, returning for his sophomore year at | Harvard, wrote CourseMatch, a briefly popular site th |
| rtments to ensure they meet the standards for | Harvard College credit. |
| He studied logic at | Harvard University, culminating in a Ph.D. in 1948. |
| Francisco, Artson holds the A.B. Degree from | Harvard College, cum laude, in 1981. |
| He graduated from | Harvard Magna Cum Laude and earned a PhD at Yale in S |
| Perlmutter graduated from | Harvard magna cum laude in 1981 and received his PhD |
| Formerly a professor at | Harvard, Arkani-Hamed currently sits on the faculty a |
| 97 and Korea 2002), Bates Dance Festival, and | Harvard Summer Dance Festival. |
| t two of the football powerhouses of the day, | Harvard and Dartmouth. |
| four stations, | Harvard, Porter, Davis, and Alewife, were created or |
| To save money he walked to | Harvard every day from his home in Boston across the |
| The Rt Rev George | Harvard Cranswick, DD (1882-1954) was the 2nd Bishop |
| rd BD San Francisco Theological Seminary Th.D | Harvard, Former Dean of Students at Harvard Divinity |
| The Structure of Retail Chain Incidence ( | Harvard University, December 1979). |
| meet Mark Zuckerberg before he dropped out of | Harvard but decided against it. |
| The Display Room in | Harvard Square, dedicated to selling HUP publications |
| cused, in newspaper articles, that Dr. Chen's | Harvard PhD degree was fake and that Dr. Chen's crede |
| nnesota College donated land at the corner of | Harvard and Delaware Streets, and the church retained |
| Kirkland is also annual host of the | Harvard College Democrats' "Leadership Award Dinner," |
| The leadership of the | Harvard Lampoon denied any complicity, and suggested |
| n Grant - First African American professor at | Harvard, Boston dentist and an inventor of the wooden |
| Dr. Freeman, the first black to graduate from | Harvard in dentistry. |
| He was an assistant professor at the | Harvard Economics department where he later became an |
| Obituary by Prof. Michael Witzel of | Harvard University's Department of Sanskrit Studies i |
| Beginning in 1956, he was a Lecturer at | Harvard University's Department of Social Relations. |
| In 1948 she pursued graduate studies at | Harvard University's Department of Social Relations, |
| Professor Loeb serves as Chair of the | Harvard Astronomy department and is also director of |
| ampaigned to keep string theorists out of the | Harvard physics department, though the campaign faile |
| In 1971, | Harvard President Derek Bok chose to live at Elmwood, |
| The British aviation historian Charles | Harvard Gibbs-Smith described it as "the first man-ca |
| He was educated at | Harvard University, designed a course in 'Western Val |
| Dr. James Baker of | Harvard University designed the camera. |
| on Key Society is the premier organization at | Harvard University devoted to serving the University. |
| On August 29, 1991, | Harvard hired Dias as an assistant coach. |
| The | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music article abou |
| Don Randel, The | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music, Harvard, 19 |
| ation may be found in a companion volume, The | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music, published i |
| 20th-century Latin American composers to the | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music. |
| The | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music By Don Micha |
| The | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music. |
| Don Randel, The | Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music. |
| At | Harvard, he did his thesis research on the effects of |
| Clarence Fahnestock, Ernest's brother and a | Harvard graduate, died in the post-World War I influe |
| Mass., | Harvard Univ., Diss., 1992-Cambridge. |
| Other departments, such as at | Harvard, have distinct biological and sociocultural a |
| tic dialogue between Socrates and students of | Harvard University's Divinity School |
| nnection (later re-named ConnectU) along with | Harvard classmate Divya Narendra. |
| In 1973, he received from | Harvard another doctorate in population sciences and |
| es, and Moskovitz - founded Facebook in their | Harvard University dorm room in February 2004. |
| ision of Facilities Maintenance Operations at | Harvard University, Dorm Crew employs students for cu |
| House, built in 1930, is one of the first two | Harvard University dormitories constructed under Pres |
| Charles River during the construction of the | Harvard River Dormitories. |
| Hurlbut Hall, a | Harvard College dormitory |
| al game records: most runs, five (3/28/97 vs. | Harvard); most doubles, four (5/16/97 vs. Ga. |
| udents who attended the game to cheer against | Harvard tore down the goalposts and hoisted McMillin |
| Feaster had 35 points and 13 rebounds as | Harvard took down Stanford 71-67 in 1998. |
| In 1999, Wiley and another | Harvard professor, Dr. Jack Strominger, won the Japan |
| While coaching at | Harvard, Sexton drew attention for his innovative tra |
| William C. "Jack" Davis, Emory M. Thomas, and | Harvard President Drew Gilpin Faust have all done res |
| Cory | Harvard - drums |
| Sir John | Harvard Biles DSc LLD (1891) |
| has taught at Swarthmore, Stanford, Brandeis, | Harvard, and Duke. |
| Her freshman year with | Harvard was during the 2009-10 season. |
| m 2002-2005, working as a research analyst at | Harvard University during that time. |
| He served as guest professor at | Harvard University during 1907-1908. |
| is a 1979 Pulitzer prize-winning book by the | Harvard biologist E. O. Wilson. |
| to San Francisco to open a law practice with | Harvard classmate, E.J. Pringle. |
| , has been distributing printed issues around | Harvard campus each semester since 2004. |
| After returning to | Harvard, she earned a J.D. degree in 1983. |
| He continued at | Harvard and earned his doctorate from the University |
| He attended | Harvard University, earning a Juris Doctor. |
| Broderick attended | Harvard University, earning his bachelor's degree in |
| He attended | Harvard University, earning the degrees of Bachelor o |
| After discharge, he returned to | Harvard University, earning an M.P.A. from the John F |
| He attended | Harvard University, earning a B.A. in 1926, and an M. |
| Klose is a graduate of | Harvard University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree |
| "The Question of Ottoman Decline" in | Harvard Middle East and Islamic Review (1999) |
| 's Autobiography in Contemporary Iran, 78 p., | Harvard Middle Eastern Monographs (Harvard University |
| John | Harvard was educated at St Saviour's Grammar School i |
| General Brown is a graduate of the | Harvard Executive Education Program's National and In |
| etiring in 2001, William Berenberg remained a | Harvard professor, emeritis, until his death on Septe |
| He has taught writing at | Harvard University, Emerson College, Amherst College, |
| In November, he gave a talk at | Harvard University entitled "A New Approach to Afghan |
| oted by the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, the | Harvard Global Equity Initiative, the Harvard Medical |
| Harvard University established six, now (2009) three | |
| Harvard College established the first Mount Wilson Ob | |
| In 1878, he donated the Hemenway Gymnasium to | Harvard and expanded it in 1895; he also served as an |
| k (Poll an Bhaic, The Hole of the Angle), the | Harvard Archaeological Expedition excavated, in 1934, |
| He studied in | Harvard University's extension program with poet Theo |
| He also studied at | Harvard University Extension and the University of Ma |
| ducated privately in the United States and at | Harvard University, Eyre was commissioned into the Ro |
| Eide is a graduate of the | Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government Program |
| c and African and African-American studies in | Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences. |
| Harvard Law Faculty members William W. Fisher and Pau | |
| He joined the | Harvard Law faculty in 1986. |
| He joined the | Harvard University faculty following the completion o |
| Winthrop was sent to | Harvard, but failed the entrance examination. |
| During his studies in | Harvard his family was imprisoned in an American inte |
| n an International Rockefeller Scholarship at | Harvard University, Feigl met the physicist Percy Wil |
| Prior to his present position, he was a | Harvard Junior Fellow and subsequently an Assistant P |
| He was a | Harvard Junior Fellow and assistant professor at Yale |
| degree from Rutgers University and has been a | Harvard Junior Fellow (2001-2004) and assistant profe |
| Other comparable programs are the | Harvard Junior Fellows and the Junior Fellowship Prog |
| Nicole Corriero, | Harvard University Female Athlete of the Year |
| n the Southern Review, Glimmer Train Stories, | Harvard Review, Fence Magazine, Michigan Quarterly Re |
| Her contributions helped | Harvard rank fifth in the nation in scoring defense. |
| eing appointed as a special consultant to the | Harvard University Film Foundation, his interests shi |
| Stanford and | Harvard) and find a neutral way to include the rankin |
| Harvard Avenue Fire Station is a historic site on 16 | |
| Harvard was first referred to as a university rather | |
| He took his doctorate at | Harvard (the first Ph.D. in Architecture ever awarded |
| g concert each year and often performs at the | Harvard ARTS FIRST festival in early May. |
| ught a lawsuit for breach of contract against | Harvard alleging flaws in both the tenure review proc |
| Oxfords and | Harvard 1's flew from this airfield. |
| ranis, Danny Finkleman, Valri Bromfield, John | Harvard and Flo & Eddie. |
| Harps Food Stores was founded in 1930 by | Harvard and Floyd Harp. |
| neering, CADOE, CFX (2003), Century Dynamics, | Harvard Thermal, Fluent Inc. (2006) and Ansoft Corpor |
| ining experience in microfinance, he attended | Harvard University, focusing one of his research proj |
| Harvard University Fogg Art Museum | |
| In 1951 he obtained an M.S. from | Harvard University, followed by a Ph.D. from that sam |
| He then took another undergraduate degree at | Harvard University, followed by a master's and doctor |
| Northwestern University in 1897, an M.A. from | Harvard the following year, and a law degree from the |
| The 2011 | Harvard Crimson football team represents Harvard Univ |
| Iannuzzi played college football with the | Harvard Crimson football team from 2007-2010. |
| -American end in 1906 and captain of the 1908 | Harvard Crimson football team. |
| He played as a back for the | Harvard University football team and was selected for |
| He played as a tackle on the | Harvard Crimson football team and was on the 1913 Col |
| Andrew P. Puopolo was a | Harvard University football player and the victim in |
| ves were sold to a syndicate headed by former | Harvard University football coach Percy Haughton. |
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