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A HARVARDYEARBOOK
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Leonard Bernstein '39
Bernstein's life
at Harvard was as full of music as his life after. The famed conductor
and composer was a member of the Musical Club, musical editor of the
Advocate, and an accompanist with the Glee Club.
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Benazir Bhutto '73
Pakistan's first
female prime minister, known as "Pinky" while at Harvard, was one of the first women to live in Eliot House. |
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Ben Bradlee '43
The editor who
oversaw the Washington Post's Watergate coverage worked at
The Crimson while at Harvard, but also found time for baseball,
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George W. Bush, MBA '75
The U.S. president earned his bachelor's degree from Yale (like his father before him), but later came to Harvard to acquire business savvy. |
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Stockard Channing '65
The Oscar-nominated
actress was a history and literature concentrator who first developed
an interest in acting while at Radcliffe. |
Robert
Coles '50
The psychiatrist
and Pulitzer Prize winner had varied interests while at Harvard, including
playing House tennis, participating in Circle Français, and going
on excursions with the Outing Club.
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Archibald
Cox '34
The special prosecutor who frightened the elite of the Republican Party during the Watergate investigations was a fierce competitor on the squash court as an undergraduate. |
Michael Crichton '64, MD '69
The best-selling
science fiction author isn't making it all up. The Jurassic Park creator's scientific background includes an M.D. earned at Harvard Medical School.
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