Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"I had gone to college planning to become a writer, but early on a scientific tendency appeared. In the English department at Harvard, my writing style was severely criticized and I was receiving grades of C or C+ on my papers."

"One block away, my wife’s college roommate lived with her husband; they were both graduate students at Harvard."

"He teaches creative writing at Harvard."

"Scott Marlette: We launched it at Harvard and Stanford first, because that’s where our friends were."

"Over to Harvard. She had some friends in the college."

"He had once rowed stroke for the Harvard heavyweights."

"“Where does he go to school?” the other one asks, interested. “Harvard.”"

"…Rosie Castro was dark, thin, exotic‐looking, and sarcastic; …she had been a Shakespearean scholar at Harvard before she decided, in her words, that “Shakespeare is fucking dead. For fucking centuries. There is nothing new to say. What’s the point?”"

"He was, in fact, born in the New World and educated at that institution, what is it called— Harvard."

"Leaving Harvard, where he had been teaching writing as a Briggs-Copeland Fellow, he eventually moved on in his academic career."

"I tried to imagine that multiplied by ten thousand, by a napalm that was the very light of Western civilization, having been invented at Harvard, or so I had learned in Claude’s class."