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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George Abbott
American theatrical producer
Harry Shearer
American actor
John Gidding
American-Turkish designer
Peter Hennessy
Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom
Roger W. Ferguson Jr.
Former Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve
John Collison
Irish entrepreneur
Guy Raz
Journalist
Jeff Immelt
American executive
John H. Biggs
Executive
Ajay Naidu
Actor
Austin Wright
American novelist
Scott Weinger
American actor
Ogden Nash
American poet
Michael W. Doyle
American scholar
Hal Moore
Author
Sylvia Mathews Burwell
Former United States Secretary of Health and Human Services
Andy Levin
U. S. Representative
Victor Niederhoffer
Author
Trevor Blackwell
Computer programmer
Zachary Bogue
Angel investor
Renée Green
American artist
Donald Hall
American poet
Phyllis Schlafly
American attorney
B. F. Skinner
American psychologist
Urie Bronfenbrenner
Russian-American psychologist
Jerome Bruner
American psychologist
George Santayana
Philosopher
Bertram Cohler
American psychologist
Thomas Nagel
American philosopher
Sheldon Wolin
American writer
Naomi Weisstein
American professor
Frank O'Hara
American writer
George Steiner
Literary critic
Katie Roiphe
American author
Frank Rich
American essayist
Gordon Allport
American psychologist
Alice Goodman
American poet
Theodore Roethke
American poet
Frank Bidart
American poet
Richard G. Stern
American novelist
Maureen N. McLane
American poet
Dana Gioia
American poet
Charles Olson
American poet
Stanley Kunitz
American poet
Thomas Sayers Ellis
Poet
Louis Begley
American novelist
Helen Vendler
American literary critic
