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Harvard University,
a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States.
Established in 1636 and named for clergyman John Harvard, its history, influence, and wealth have made it one of the world's most prestigious universities. Harvard is the United States' oldest institution of higher learning [2].
People
- Reid Barton
- Eric B. Baum
- Martin Belsky
- Christopher Chabris
- Russell M. Church
- L. Stephen Coles
- Michael E. Duffy
- Noam Elkies
- Dap Hartmann
- Demis Hassabis
- Christian Hesse
- Richard Karp
- Bruce W. Leverett
- Jessie MacWilliams
- John Moussouris
- Walter R. Reitman
- Brian Sheppard
- Roni Stern
- Bruce W. Suter
- David J. Wu
- Yuli Zhou
Chess Programs
Tournaments
Photos
Chess players in Harvard Square [3]
External Links
- Harvard University
- Harvard University from Wikipedia
- Computers Compete in Sheraton Chess Match by Peter Koretsky, The Harvard Crimson, August 22, 1972 » ACM 1972
References
- ↑ Harvard Square seen from a nearby building, Image by Chensiyuan, April 08, 2010, Harvard University from Wikipedia
- ↑ Harvard University from Wikipedia
- ↑ Dean Metrovich (left, in sunglasses) teaches chess in Harvard Square, Photo: Steve Stepak, Harvard Square from Wikipedia
