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The 159 pages that link to Harvard University, each with the reason it gives.

• Brooks AtkinsonRelated: Atkinson studied there before beginning his career in journalism.

• Crew cutRelated: The name is commonly linked to Harvard crew teams adopting short, practical haircuts.

• Elliott CarterRelated: Carter studied English and music at Harvard before pursuing composition in Paris.

• George C. HomansRelated: Homans studied and taught at Harvard, where he developed much of his sociological work.

• Horatio AlgerRelated: Alger graduated from Harvard in 1852 before teaching and later writing fiction.

• Jacob SchiffRelated: Schiff supported Harvard through gifts and helped establish its Jewish studies resources.

• James AgeeRelated: Agee studied at Harvard, where his literary development preceded his career in journalism.

• John HarvardNarrower topic: The college named for Harvard became the core of this larger institution.

• Mary Whiton CalkinsRelated: Calkins studied and taught at Harvard, where the administration denied her a doctoral degree because she was a woman.

• Pedro Pablo KuczynskiRelated: Kuczynski studied at Harvard before pursuing a career in economics and public service.

• Percy Williams BridgmanRelated: Bridgman studied and spent his academic career at Harvard.

• Samuel Eliot MorisonRelated: Morison studied and taught at Harvard, where he held the chair named for John Lothrop Motley.

• Sebastián PiñeraRelated: His economics training at Harvard preceded his business and political careers.

• Susan WojcickiRelated: Wojcicki earned her undergraduate degree in history and literature there.

• William Moulton MarstonRelated: Marston studied psychology at Harvard and earned his doctorate there in 1921.

• Allan MacLeod CormackRelated: Cormack held a research position at Harvard before returning to the University of Cape Town.

• An WangRelated: Wang studied applied physics there and conducted the research that led to his memory patent.

• Andrew YaoRelated: Yao earned a doctorate in physics at Harvard in 1969.

• Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr.Related: Schlesinger taught and pursued his historical career at Harvard.

• Christian B. AnfinsenRelated: Anfinsen earned his doctorate in biochemistry there in 1943.

• Colson WhiteheadRelated: Whitehead studied at Harvard before beginning his career in journalism and fiction.

• Countee CullenRelated: His graduate study deepened his engagement with English literary traditions.

• David ThoulessRelated: Thouless completed his doctoral research at Harvard under Julian Schwinger.

• Edwin O. ReischauerRelated: Reischauer studied and taught at Harvard, where he helped build its East Asian studies program.

• Eric BentleyRelated: Bentley earned a doctorate at Harvard and later taught there.

• Ferran AdriàRelated: Adrià collaborated with Harvard researchers on a course examining the science of cooking.

• Georg von BékésyRelated: Békésy joined Harvard in 1947 and continued his hearing research there.

• George SantayanaRelated: Santayana studied and taught there before leaving academic life in 1912.

• Hendrik Wade BodeRelated: Bode earned his doctorate in physics at Harvard before joining Bell Labs.

• Howard H. AikenRelated: Aiken proposed the calculator while completing graduate study at Harvard.

• Jared SparksRelated: Sparks led Harvard during a period of institutional change as its president from 1849 to 1853.

• Larry SummersRelated: Summers served as its president from 2001 to 2006.

• Mario CapecchiRelated: Capecchi earned his doctorate in biophysics there before pursuing molecular genetics.

• Niall FergusonRelated: Ferguson has held a professorship at Harvard, linking his work to American academia.

• The Education of Henry AdamsBroader topic: Adams’s Harvard education provides an early test of formal instruction’s limits.

• Theodore RoethkeRelated: Roethke attended Harvard for graduate study before leaving during the Great Depression.

• Wallace StevensRelated: Stevens studied there and began writing poetry during his college years.

• William Morris DavisRelated: Davis studied and taught there, building much of his academic career.

• Alan LightmanRelated: Lightman earned his doctorate in physics at Harvard and later taught there.

• Brooks AdamsRelated: Adams studied at Harvard before pursuing historical and political writing.

• Edward ChanningRelated: Channing taught and pursued historical scholarship at Harvard.

• Frances Glessner LeeRelated: Lee helped establish a forensic training program associated with Harvard’s legal and medical institutions.

• Francisco VarelaRelated: Varela earned his doctorate in biology at Harvard under the guidance of Torsten Wiesel.

• Frank William TaussigRelated: Taussig taught economics at Harvard and helped shape its economics department.

• Gregory G. PincusRelated: Pincus’s early work and appointment there preceded his founding of the Worcester Foundation.

• Helen VendlerRelated: Vendler taught English at Harvard for decades and shaped its study of poetry.

• Hiram Bingham IIIRelated: Bingham earned a doctorate in history at Harvard before pursuing exploration.

• Hugh David PolitzerRelated: Politzer earned his doctorate there in theoretical physics.

• Jane LuuRelated: Luu completed doctoral study in astronomy at Harvard.

• John Franklin EndersRelated: Enders studied and later conducted the virology research that earned him the Nobel Prize at Harvard.