1. James Tobin
... the trainees also gave them a marvelous education. The graduates number only 30 to 40 annually, but they would win many scholarships in national competition. Two alumni, Philip Anderson and Hamilton Smith, are Nobel laureates. Ironically, in 1981when James Tobin was awarded his Nobel Prize, he was confronted with news that the school might be closed for lack of funding. Attending Uni ... political debate and activity that absorbed the campus in those critical pre-war years. In economics, Harvard, the center of the intellectual ferment of the day, was enjoying a golden age. Joseph Schump...
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