This institution rose to national prominence under Charles William Eliot, who published its namesake "Classics" series that ran 50 volumes.
This institution rose to national prominence under Charles William Eliot, who published its namesake "Classics" series that ran 50 volumes. George Vaillant tracked members of this institution over 75 years in the longitudinal Grant Study. This location lends its name to a computer architecture used by Howard Aiken's Mark I (one). Robert Putnam, Stephen Walt, and Joseph Nye are members of this institution's (*) John F. Kennedy School of Government, named for an alumnus. In 2005, the then-head of this institution suggested that women may have a "different availability of aptitude at the high end." From 2001 to 2006, this institutions was headed by former Clinton Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers. For 10 points, name this Ivy League university in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
This institution rose to national prominence under Charles William Eliot, who published its namesake "Classics" series that ran 50 volumes.
Harvard University