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...don’t come to my class reunions, I only come to Co-op reunions,” alumnus Stiskin reminisced. “A lot of people who lived here said they wouldn’t have made it through Harvard without...
...managed to scale up from roughly 1,200 to 1,600 undergraduates a year,” DeLong said, meaning that the California system had only about four times as many undergraduates as Harvard in 1960 compared to twenty-five times as many today. “As an alumnus, I think that pretty much speaks for itself...
...Microsoft founder Bill Gates. Allon said he intends to have a dinner in the fall honoring next year’s Harvard 100. Allon also said he plans to publish similar magazines and rankings for each Ivy League school. While no timeline has been set yet, Allon, an alumnus of Cornell and Columbia, said the next project would most likely involve either Yale or Princeton. “We’re currently looking for summer interns and correspondents from each graduating class to give current Harvard students and recent Harvard grads a great forum for interaction...
...places.”NO EXCUSESWu says her trip had a transformative effect on her life and that she would whole-heartedly recommend traveling to developing countries. The $100 million gift of David Rockefeller ’36 in April, the largest donations ever given to Harvard by an alumnus, will be used in part to fund these international programs.“There’s no excuse for students, especially broad-minded students at Harvard, not to be spending time abroad,” says Wu, who also says she appreciates Harvard’s study abroad programs...
...David Rockefeller ’36 spoke after Faust about the motivations for his gift—the largest by an alumnus in Harvard’s history...