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1796:.) Greene's scold to "the sons of Harvard" opens, "The quibble over the question whether John Harvard was entitled to be called the Founder of Harvard College seems to me one of the least profitable. The destruction of myths is a legitimate sport, but its only justification is the establishment of truth in place of error." Greene was responding to a November 26
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1808: : "When the members of the Memorial Society place a wreath on the statue of John Harvard today, expecting to honor the memory and the image of the founder of Harvard College, they will be honoring the likeness of another man and the name of a man who was not the legal founder of the college."
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some authentic portraiture of John
Harvard, the pledge may here and now be ventured, that some generous friend, such as, to the end, shall never fail our Alma Mater, notwithstanding her chronic poverty, will provide that this bronze shall be liquified again, and made to tell the whole known
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The wise, the honored, the fair, the noble, and the saintly, are never grudged some finer touches of the artist in tint or feature, which etherialize their beauty, or magnify their elevation, as expressed in the actual body,‍—‌the eye, the brow, the lip, the moulding of the mortal clay. To
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s left shoe for luck, so that while the statue as a whole is darkly weathered the toe now "gleams almost throbbingly bright, as though from an excruciating inflammation of the bronze." It is, however, traditional for seniors, as they process to graduation exercises on
Commencement Day
1680:"The transfer of the statue from its original site on the Delta to a position on axis with Charles McKim's Johnston Gate was intended to give a sense of large-scale planning to the Yard and also to ameliorate the awkwardness of the central portion of Bulfinch's facade of University Hall."
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15, 1674, is an account of the flogging of an undergraduate before the assembled students in the
Library, President Hoar prefacing and closing the exercises with prayer. But this was not a very unusual discipline in those days and Dr. Hoar is not charged with undue
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The commission weighed heavily on French even as the figure neared completion. "I am sometimes scared by the importance of this work. It is a subject that one might not have in a lifetime," wrote the sculptor‍—‌who thirty years later would create the
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The facts as to John
Harvard's relation to the founding of the College are not at all in dispute nor can it be said that the statue in front of University Hall does any violence to them. No likeness of John Harvard having been preserved, the statue .
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and a general pandemonium; but, save the insane acts of two of the students, who, overcome with enthusiasm, deliberately threw their dress coats into the bonfire while dancing around the blaze, no great overt act was then
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1643:(See family tree at end of transcription.) "Leonard Hoar, designated in his father's will to be the scholar of the family and a teacher in the church," became in 1672 the first Harvard president to have also been a Harvard graduate. "In
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predicted that "we'll probably stuff it with cottage cheese, maybe also with some chives." "I think it’s creative but I wish students would direct their creative energies elsewhere," a
Harvard maintenance official said in 2002.
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mentions a further incident: "A graduate contributor to the
Advocate suggests that the editors of the college papers ferret out the authors of the small disturbances, such as the painting of the John Harvard statue."
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1608:... the hands were thin and nervous"; Shand-Tucci mentions the "scrawny calves.") French continued, "It may possibly be of interest that my regular model for the statue, except the face, was a young Englishman, a graduate of
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reported that, "Some ingenious persons covered the John
Harvard statue last night with a coat of tar. The same persons presumably, marked a large '87 on the wall at the entrance of the chapel," and in 1886 the
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If the founding of a university must be dated to a split second of time, then the founding of
Harvard should perhaps be fixed by the fall of the president's gavel in announcing the passage of the vote of October 28, 1636
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Despite a mass meeting of outraged
Harvard men (who insisted the culprits must be outsideers or, failing that, freshmen), the hiring of detectives, and an apparently facetious report that Harvard President
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These are all familiar facts and it is well that they should be understood by the sons of
Harvard. They are entirely compatible with the inscription on John Harvard's statue. There is no myth to be destroyed.
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509:. At its October 15, 1884 unveiling Ellis gave "a singularly felicitous address, telling the story of the life of John Harvard, who passes so mysteriously across the page of our early history."
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concluded that "the situation is grave": if 20,000 visitors per year each contribute "three brisk rubs (conservative estimates, surely), in 166 years John's toes will be history."
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of Harvard. The pupil of the one institution was the founder of the other, transferring learning from its foreign home to this once wilderness scene." On the rear are the words
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confessed to having once "insinuated himself into a group of tourists admiring the statue and whispered, 'I wonder if you'd get good luck if you rubbed his foot
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attributed persistence of the Harvard rub-for-luck faux tradition to the "mythmaking" of tour guides, who "assure their flocks that undergraduates have
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In 2021 curators restored the toe's brown patina, but predicted that it would soon be rubbed off again. Based on the estimate of a professor of
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once said, "according to one theory, in order to keep all light out of the Dean's office"). Note Harvard College seal on plinth.
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further reported that a Harvard student observing graffiti-removal efforts "declared that no Harvard man ever daubed the impious phrase, 'To
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founder, of the school, though the timeliness and generosity of his contribution have made him the most honored of these.
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and our cops caught them red-handed", Deputy Chief of the Harvard University Police Jack W. Morse told
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towards a schoale or Colledge", preempting any claim for John Harvard as
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UAI.5.160, Box 202, Folder #566. Harvard University Archives.
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Harvard: America's Great University Now Leads the World
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John Harvard: Brief life of a Puritan philanthropist
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1333:As the statue's hundredth anniversary approached,
1165:4): "Harvard Students on an Outrageous Tear.
1151:— Harvard Students Exceed Decency in Celebrating."
2668:"Yale's Pet Back, But Photographs Show Treachery"
2619:
2617:
2001:. Vol. VIII. J. T. White. 1898. p. 285.
1933:. Princeton Architectural Press. pp. 46–51.
1307:s boots, which had been smeared with hamburger. (
3916:Center for African and African American Research
2168:
2166:
2093:vol. XX (1882–1883), pp 345–350.
1884:
1882:
346:s general composition may have been inspired by
2788:
2437:"John Harvard's Fiftieth Anniversary Approaches
1668:. Harvard University Press. p. 290, n.14.
1448:
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740:History and traditions of Harvard commencements
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5049:Outdoor sculptures in Cambridge, Massachusetts
3299:Lexington–Concord Sesquicentennial half dollar
2847: – Detailed technical inventory
2234:
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2020:. Vol. 18. A. S. Barnes. pp. 517–22.
1540:of their stamp,‍—‌that is to say, not a
4741:
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2866:
1998:The National Cyclopedia of American Biography
1862:
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1688:
1686:
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1205:— Disgraceful Antics of Rum-Crazed Students.
567:surrounded by Harvard undergraduates—
4966:TV Man or Five Piece Cube with Strange Hole
2209:Daniel Chester French, an American sculptor
2083:
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1040:and director of the school's then-upcoming
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2353:"David McCord: Fishing with barbless hook"
2054:
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2048:
2046:
1462:Public sculptures by Daniel Chester French
1114:... Riotous Mob Ruled the Campus."
525:In 1920 French wrote to Harvard president
18:
4952:Three-Piece Reclining Figure: Draped 1975
2458:UAI 15.1310, Harvard University Archives.
1771:
1769:
473:United States Declaration of Independence
5069:Vandalized works of art in Massachusetts
3305:Daniel Chester French: American Sculptor
2337:Harvard University. President's Office.
1503:
1501:
1401:It must be altogether a fancy sketch, a
750:'s 1986 John Harvard stamp (part of its
423:President and Fellows of Harvard College
4565:Institute for Advanced Theater Training
4204:Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review
2256:
2254:
2031:Talmage, T. De Witt, ed. (April 1885).
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1318:"Some years ago some students painted
287:described the statue at its unveiling:
4757:Public art in Cambridge, Massachusetts
3215:Equestrian statue of George Washington
2642:
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2378:"Life Magazine, May 5, 1941 - Harvard"
2320:
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2129:. Cambridge: J. Wilson. Archived from
1958:
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1800:item iconoclastically headlined
743:), to remove their caps as they pass.
416:, an adopted alumnus of the college":
299:John Harvard's gift to the school was
2351:Bethell, John T. (July–August 1997).
2239:Callan, Richard L. (April 28, 1984).
2154:"The Unveiling of the Harvard Statue"
2012:Badger, Henry C. (July–August 1887).
1213:— The Faculty Bent on Vengeance
7:
5024:1884 establishments in Massachusetts
4708:
4357:Collection of Scientific Instruments
2059:Ireland, Corydon (October 2, 2013).
1930:The Campus Guide: Harvard University
1922:
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395:was the inspiration for
5054:Sculptures by Daniel Chester French
3294:Minute Man National Historical Park
3274:William M. Richardson (grandfather)
2574:"Harvard Honors 'Yard Cop' Chief".
2126:Catalogue of John Harvard's library
1983:American Architect and Architecture
1446:Should there ever appear, however,
1268:22 an anonymous contributor (
348:Hendrik Goltzius' engraving of Clio
5059:Sculptures of men in Massachusetts
5034:Bronze sculptures in Massachusetts
4145:Center for Nonprofit Organizations
2841:(title page showing "Quincy seal")
2629:. Vol. 36. 1934. p. 730.
1442:flatter is not always to falsify.
1227:... There were suppers, bonfires,
14:
4938:Reclining Figure (Lincoln Center)
4601:List of Harvard University people
2197:. Harvard University Press. 2004.
2178:The Harvard Illustrated Magazine,
1963:The College Pump: Toes Imperiled.
1895:. January–February, 2000.
1665:Harvard: An Architectural History
1520:In quoting this passage the word
188:The statue's inscription‍—‌
185:from an early Harvard president.
4856:Robert Stow Bradley Jr. Memorial
4707:
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4570:Nieman Foundation for Journalism
4335:Archaeology and Ethnology Museum
2766:"John Harvard Statue Vandalized"
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2426:usstampgallery.com: John Harvard
2123:Potter, Alfred Claghorn (1913).
992:the statue is not a likeness of
895:The monument's six-foot granite
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4396:Museum of the Ancient Near East
4218:Journal of Law & Technology
3177:statue, First Division Monument
3070:Russell Alger Memorial Fountain
3018:Colonel James Anderson Monument
2578:. February 7, 1940. p. 13.
2392:"John Harvard gets a facelift".
1979:"Sitting Statues. John Harvard"
1209:— Cambridge is Horrified.
911:, the three open books and the
807:Tourists (if not students) rub
459:‍—‌chairman of Harvard's
327:he rests for a moment from his
4931:La Grande Voile (The Big Sail)
3998:Baker Library/Bloomberg Center
3130:(1918; replica of 1893 statue)
2764:Ury, Faryl (October 2, 2002).
2180:vol. I, no. 2 (Nov. 1899), pp.
2109:vol. IV no. 6, March 1903, pp.
2037:Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
1635:Nourse, Henry Stedman (1899).
1042:Tercentenary Celebration
746:The statue is depicted on the
453:the early comers to our shores
214:‍—‌is the subject of an
175:Massachusetts Bay Colony
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3269:William M.R. French (brother)
3201:William Henry Seward Memorial
3167:Alfred Tredway White Memorial
3090:Butt–Millet Memorial Fountain
2284:. Houghton, Mifflin. p.
2107:Harvard Illustrated Magazine,
1927:Shand-Tucci, Douglas (2001).
1692:Though noting that "students
1300:had photographed him licking
1169:— Slathers of Red Paint Used.
1057:History of Harvard University
275:Portrait (artist unknown) of
66:Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company
4150:Center for Public Leadership
3968:Ukrainian Research Institute
3183:George Robert White Memorial
2972:Richard Morris Hunt Memorial
2959:John Boyle O'Reilly Memorial
2281:Bacon's Dictionary of Boston
2174:"The Statue of John Harvard"
2016:. In Lamb, Martha J. (ed.).
1876:Control number IAS 77000368
1820:THE HENRY-BONNARD BRONZE CO.
1662:Bunting, Bainbridge (1998).
782:Harvard's gift included his
748:United States Postal Service
692:"Aye, that's me," said John,
668:"Is that you, John Harvard?"
492:Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company
4553:Harvard Radcliffe Institute
4017:Harvard Business School RFC
4003:Harvard Business Publishing
3948:Center for Hellenic Studies
3938:Center for European Studies
3805:Lyman Laboratory of Physics
3700:Bright-Landry Hockey Center
3560:Undergraduate organizations
3264:Henry Flagg French (father)
2172:Freeman. D. Bosworth, Jr.,
737:
659:—though twelve years later
502:
110:Figure: 71 by 38.6 by 65 in
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4384:Comparative Zoology Museum
4374:General Artemas Ward House
4283:Program in Health Sciences
4140:Center for Housing Studies
4055:Center for Housing Studies
3933:Center for Chinese Studies
3289:National Sculpture Society
3189:Washington Irving Memorial
2838:History of Harvard College
2563:. June 2, 1890. p. 1.
2508:. June 2, 1890. p. 1.
2407:Rose, Cynthia (May 1999).
1868:"John Harvard (sculpture)"
1638:The Hoar Family in America
1403:'counterfeit presentment,'
1292:'s "ugly bulldog mascot",
1183:(Fort Wayne, Indiana; June
1036:from the secretary of the
600:From yonder pile I founded
477:United States Constitution
4691:
4288:School of Dental Medicine
4211:International Law Journal
4170:The Journalist's Resource
3565:Hasty Pudding Theatricals
3444:
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3086:(Lincoln, Nebraska; 1912)
3084:Statue of Abraham Lincoln
3056:James Oglethorpe Monument
2927:Thomas Gallaudet Memorial
2791:
2745:. Harvard Business School
2524:, p. 1, June 3, 1890
1763:over cover, spine, cover.
1524:has been substituted for
1509:"The John Harvard Statue"
1157:(Sterling, Illinois; June
1139:(New York, New York; June
485:statue of Abraham Lincoln
408:On June 27, 1883, at the
119:Plinth: 61 by 72 by 12 in
44:at the dedication.
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5064:Statues in Massachusetts
4809:Statue of Charles Sumner
4668:Lionel de Jersey Harvard
4663:Harvard University Press
4651:Tercentenary celebration
4575:Real Colegio Complutense
4116:Dean Jeremy M. Weinstein
3770:Extension School history
3134:Ruth Anne Dodge Memorial
3025:William Francis Bartlett
2825:& Freshman") and pp.
2504:"Vandalism at Harvard".
2278:Bacon, Edwin M. (1886).
2033:"Statue of John Harvard"
1585:Memorial of John Harvard
1489:Memorial of John Harvard
714:"And after you're gone."
167:Cambridge, Massachusetts
140:Cambridge, Massachusetts
4777:The End of the Red Line
4641:Graduate Students Union
4629:Commencement traditions
4543:Harvard Innovation Labs
4049:Harvard Design Magazine
4009:Harvard Business Review
3928:Center for Astrophysics
3585:The Harvard Independent
2561:The Philadelphia Record
2306:(30): 844. May 1, 1924.
2300:Harvard Alumni Bulletin
2061:"Biography of a bronze"
1395:Robert Charles Winthrop
1199:The Philadelphia Record
899:is by Boston architect
4861:Statue of John Harvard
4379:Natural History Museum
4340:Busch–Reisinger Museum
4225:Journal on Legislation
3943:Center for Visual Arts
3886:Eleanor Elkins Widener
3725:Malkin Athletic Center
3682:Cornell hockey rivalry
3152:Dupont Circle Fountain
2966:T. A. Chapman Memorial
2943:Death and the Sculptor
2672:Berkeley Daily Gazette
2104:"The College Library."
1968:May–June 1999.
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1348:"Idealization" dispute
1201:: "Painted Harvard Red
1147:2): "A Jocular Outrage
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842:Seals and inscriptions
752:Great Americans series
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559:. Later that year the
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457:Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar
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4945:Sean Collier Memorial
4814:Statue of John Bridge
4804:Irish Famine Memorial
4318:Museums and arboretum
4309:Michelle Ann Williams
4155:Institute of Politics
3687:Yale football rivalry
3405:President and Fellows
3279:Audrey Munson (model)
3195:Westinghouse Memorial
3049:Progress of the State
2882:Daniel Chester French
2557:"Painted Harvard Red"
1888:Conrad Edick Wright,
1780:(December 11, 1934).
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1467:Statue of John Bridge
1451:truth so as by fire.
1397:harshly disapproved:
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1195:] them if found."
901:Charles Howard Walker
880:
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688:I said to his statue.
654:My jealousy unbounded
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123:(155 by 183 by 30 cm)
114:(180 by 98 by 165 cm)
58:Daniel Chester French
4784:Galaxy: Earth Sphere
4683:University Professor
4367:Mineralogical Museum
4198:Berkman Klein Center
3902:Centers, institutes,
3881:Harry Elkins Widener
3753:Continuing Education
3691:Stadiums and arenas
3571:The Harvard Advocate
3483:Freshman dormitories
3159:Marquis de Lafayette
2724:. November 25, 1950.
2521:Boston Morning Globe
2493:. February 26, 1886.
2475:. November 15, 1884.
2397:. September 1, 2021.
1778:Greene, Jerome Davis
1747:ri •
1744:ve •
1623:Joseph Hodges Choate
1108:Boston Morning Globe
784:400-volume scholar's
311:That he had died of
229:founder, but rather
5074:Sculptures of books
5005:42.37447; -71.11719
4996: /
4959:Transparent Horizon
4606:Non-graduate alumni
4558:Schlesinger Library
4520:Smith Campus Center
4330:Harvard Art Museums
4160:Rappaport Institute
3592:The Harvard Lampoon
3578:The Harvard Crimson
3284:Berkshire Playhouse
3063:George Frisbie Hoar
2770:The Harvard Crimson
2722:The Harvard Crimson
2697:The Harvard Crimson
2601:The Harvard Crimson
1518:. October 18, 1884.
1357:George Edward Ellis
1324:The Harvard Crimson
1181:Fort Wayne Sentinel
1089:The Harvard Crimson
1038:Harvard Corporation
935: •
931:SAMUEL JAMES BRIDGE
872:Jerome Davis Greene
414:Samuel James Bridge
317:George Edward Ellis
155:sculpture in bronze
5039:Harvard University
4903:Birth of the Muses
4882:Aesop's Fables, II
4835:Harvard University
4771:Civil War Monument
4678:Society of Fellows
4483:Massachusetts Hall
4165:Shorenstein Center
4097:Bridget Terry Long
3761:Dean Nancy Coleman
3670:Women's volleyball
3635:Women's ice hockey
3615:Women's basketball
3487:Upperclass houses
3398:Board of Overseers
3350:Harvard University
3308:(2022 documentary)
3120:Lafayette Memorial
3105:The Spirit of Life
2829:22, 89–99.
2576:The New York Times
2206:Richman, Michael.
2102:Alfred C. Potter,
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471:, a signer of the
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461:Board of Overseers
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163:Harvard University
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4276:Anatomical Museum
4135:Center for Ethics
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3921:Du Bois Institute
3715:Lavietes Pavilion
3476:Radcliffe College
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2995:George H. Perkins
2951:Thomas Starr King
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2674:. March 26, 1934.
2603:. March 21, 1934.
2537:Missing or empty
2446:, March 13, 1934.
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1722:materials science
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4634:Academic regalia
4548:Computing Center
4429:Bradley Memorial
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