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January 30, 2025

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anon

"I am very sorry to report Stephan Thernstrom was a Harvard history professor."
"I believe read Property and Progress during freshman year."
"I met because Professor Thernstrom was chair ..."
"I didn't any courses with Thernstrom ... "
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Ted Afield

His History of American Immigration course still stands out for me almost 30 years later. For whatever reason, I was one of only two students (both of us undergrads) who had registered for the course, which he had expected to be bigger. Rather than canceling it, he offered the course to the two of us and we spent the semester in his office discussing American immigration history and working on individualized research projects. A gifted and patient teacher and someone who embraced the opportunity to work closely with undergrads and who gave me a first-rate end to my undergraduate history studies.

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