6,112 bagels.
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You can read all about the student (Oliver Smoot) and the measure (smoots) at the Wikipedia link below. But you can't perform the calculation you're looking for unless you state how many smoots (5 ft. 7 inch units) the bridge measures.
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Harvard University was built in 1636 and was named after John Harvard.
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I saw one early in the spring time, very early in the morning, about 10 years ago, in Cambridge, at the intersection of JFK Street and Memorial Drive. It was sitting on the grass next to the bridge, while I was riding on my bicycle across the bridge, going from Harvard Business School towards Harvard Square. I was stunned, never saw these big cats in the wild before or after.
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No, Harvard itself offers a number of majors. Law is particular to Harvard Law School.
No, Harvard itself offers a number of majors. Law is particular to Harvard Law School.
No, Harvard itself offers a number of majors. Law is particular to Harvard Law School.
No, Harvard itself offers a number of majors. Law is particular to Harvard Law School.
No, Harvard itself offers a number of majors. Law is particular to Harvard Law School.
No, Harvard itself offers a number of majors. Law is particular to Harvard Law School.
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The address of the Harvard Diggins Library is: 900 East Mckinley Street, Harvard, 60033 1800
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You can get admitted into Harvard by making good grades throughout school and applying for Harvard.
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The mascot of Harvard University is John Harvard, the founder of the University, which is actually pretty lame.
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The address of the Harvard Historical Society is: Po Box 542, Harvard, MA 01451-0542
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Harvard apparel can be found on eBay and Amazon. Harvard apparel can also be found on sites such as TheHarvardShop and IvySport and Harvard's own store on their own website.
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Harvard University was formerly New College until in honor of its first benefactor and English pastor John Harvard it was renamed to Harvard College in 1639.
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The main campus is centered on Harvard Yard in central Cambridge and extends into the surrounding Harvard Square neighborhood. The Harvard Business School and many of the university's athletics facilities, including Harvard Stadium, are located in the city of Boston's Allston neighborhood, which is situatated on the other side of the Charles River from Harvard Square. The Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Dental Medicine, and the Harvard School of Public Health are located in the Longwood Medical and Academic Area of Boston.
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Harvard, in 1636. YES it's Harvard it's 100% right.
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Harvard is a university which carries a law major, but law by no means is Harvard's ONLY major.
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John Harvard, weird but true. Harvard's official mascot is the "Crimson". However, because it would be difficult to have a color patrol the sidelines and excite fans, they sometimes have a costumed John Harvard figure at sporting events.
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Harvard does not have a meaning, for it is the best university in the US.
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