Name: Samuel Eliot Morison, 1936 - Harvard Voices by Harvard University in Harvard Voices
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Description: Professor Samuel Eliot Morison, renowned historian of Harvard, also at the 300th Anniversary in 1936.

"Harvard Voices” was originally prepared for the 350th Anniversary of the founding of Harvard College and has been updated for the 375th Anniversary in the fall of 2011. Excerpts from major addresses by public figures and creative artists, as well as the musings of notable Harvard scholars, are included. 

Acknowledgements
Professor Richard Tarrant, narrator
Jacqueline O’Neill, Sarah Speltz, Tara Benedict, editors
Anthony Di Bartolo, Margaret Keyes, and Jerry McDonald, Production staff of the Department of Media Services
Katherine Kogut, Kogut Productions, audio formatting and editing
Gleb Sidorkin, reader of Solzhenitsyn selection
Peter Katz, Office of the General Counsel
Lucinda O’Neill, Cover art design

For previous work in production of the 1986 edition of “Harvard Voices” we acknowledge Richard M. Hunt, Donald Bacon, Michael Milburn, Linda Beyer, Jeffrey Martini, Barry Megquier, the Woodberry Poetry Room, Non-print Media Archive of the Modern Language Center, and the Cabot Science Library.

Harvard Voices

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"Harvard Voices” was originally prepared for the 350th Anniversary of the founding of Harvard College and has been updated for the 375th Anniversary in the fall of 2011. Excerpts from major addresses by public figures and creative artists, as well as the musings of notable Harvard scholars, are included. 

Introduction - Harvard Voices

President Franklin D. Roosevelt at Harvard’s 300th Anniversary on September 18, 1936, in Sanders Theatre.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1936 - Harvard Voices

Professor Samuel Eliot Morison, renowned historian of Harvard, also at the 300th Anniversary in 1936.

Samuel Eliot Morison, 1936 - Harvard Voices

Radcliffe graduate and celebrated American author, Gertrude Stein, read from her experimental literary work.

Gertrude Stein, 1930s - Harvard Voices

After receiving an honorary degree, Prime Minister Winston Churchill spoke in Harvard Yard to U.S. military forces in training on September 6, 1943.

Winston Churchill, 1943 - Harvard Voices

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