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...[6 October]] [[1880]]) was an American mathematician who taught at Harvard University for forty years. He made contributions to celestial mechanics, number theor ...jpg|thumb|right|Looking back over the space of fifty years since I entered Harvard College, Benjamin Peirce still impresses me as having the most massive [[in ...

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...Federal Reserve System|Federal Reserve System]], and taught at [[w:Harvard|Harvard]] and [[Yale]] Universities. He developed the ideas of [[Keynesian economic [[Category:Harvard University alumni]] ...

...in'' Facing Up: Science And Its Cultural Adversaries'' (2001) <!-- Harvard University Press --> ...g Up: Science and Its Cultural Adversaries'' pp. 47–48 (2001) <!-- Harvard University Press --> ...

...thematician", in ''The Works of the Mind'' (1947) edited by R. B. Heywood, University of Chicago Press, Chicago ...Mathematics in the Sciences and in Society" (1954) an address to Princeton alumni, published in ''John von Neumann : Collected Works'' (1963) edited by A. H. ...

:<small> All quotes from the trade paperback edition published by Harvard University Press, {{ISBN|0-674-14651-4}}, 6th printing </small> ...ller of a barefoot goose girl that every student kisses at graduation. The University is a Mecca to which students come with something less than perfect faith. ' ...

...irst university [[statistics]] department at [[w:University College London|University College London]] in 1911. ...ooks.google.com/books?id=M7yvkERHIIMC&pg=PA266|year=1986|publisher=Harvard University Press|isbn=978-0-674-40341-3|page=266}} ...