Harvard Square
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Sep 20, 2026
Ed SpinaGUEST
And looking back with hindsight, one of the events that's relevant to today is when I was a freshman in college, our entire floor...
Ed SpinaGUEST
I, I went to Tufts University, which is in, uh, Medford, Massachusetts, one bus ride away from Harvard Square.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And one of the students in the, on my floor said, "We, we have to go to Harvard Square to the co-op," which is, they call a coop, "because they have everything and anything you'd ever want to decorate your dorm room." And so I went with, uh, all my classmates.
Ed SpinaGUEST
We went there, and everyone came home with posters of their hometown and things like that.
Ed SpinaGUEST
I came home with a poster of the Pleiades.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Are you going by subway?
Gordon GouldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yes, from Harvard Square.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, it's a short and pleasant ride.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Enjoy yourself.
Ray MagliozziHOST
Three speed.
Ray MagliozziHOST
Send it to Puzzler Tower, Car Talk Plaza, Box 3500, Harvard Square, Cambridge.
Ray MagliozziHOST
Our fair city.
Ray MagliozziHOST
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Ray MagliozziHOST
Our Russian chauffeur is Pikov Andropov.
Ray MagliozziHOST
And our seat cushion tester is Mike Easter.
Ray MagliozziHOST
Our chief counsel, of course, from the law firm of Dewey, Cheatham & Howe, is Ewe Lewis Dewey, known to the Ben Affleck wannabes in Harvard Square as Ewey Louie Dewey.
Ray MagliozziHOST
Thanks so much for listening.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And looking back with hindsight, one of the events that's relevant to today is when I was a freshman in college, our entire floor...
Ed SpinaGUEST
I, I went to Tufts University, which is in, uh, Medford, Massachusetts, one bus ride away from Harvard Square.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And one of the students in the, on my floor said, "We, we have to go to Harvard Square to the co-op," which they call a coop, "because they have everything and anything you'd ever want to decorate your dorm room." And so I went with, uh, all my classmates.
Ed SpinaGUEST
We went there, and everyone came home with posters of their hometown and things like that.
Ed SpinaGUEST
I came home with a poster of the Pleiades.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And looking back with hindsight, one of the events that's relevant to today is when I was a freshman in college, our entire floor...
Ed SpinaGUEST
I, I went to Tufts University, which is in, uh, Medford, Massachusetts, one bus ride away from Harvard Square.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And one of the students in the, on my floor said, "We, we have to go to Harvard Square to the co-op," which they call a coop, "because they have everything and anything you'd ever want to decorate your dorm room." And so I went with, uh, all my classmates.
Ed SpinaGUEST
We went there, and everyone came home with posters of their hometown and things like that.
Ed SpinaGUEST
I came home with a poster of the Pleiades.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
Stone looks at him with tears in his eyes and says, God bless you.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
By early 1971, Ellsberg has left Rand for a research job at MIT, and he's now living in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with the pages hidden in an apartment near Harvard Square.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
That winter, he's down in Washington for a visit, and he can't find the friend he was supposed to stay with.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
So he calls Neil Sheehan, a New York Times reporter in the paper's Washington bureau, who he's known for years.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
He can read and he can take notes, but he cannot copy.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
Ellsberg then leaves town on vacation and his wife tells him on the trip he'll copy it.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
Sheehan and his wife check into a motel near Harvard Square as Mr. and Mrs. Thompson on Friday, March 19th.
Kevin Perez-AllenHOST
For those of you that are Simpsons fans, you probably understand that reference.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And looking back with hindsight, one of the events that's relevant to today is when I was a freshman in college, our entire floor...
Ed SpinaGUEST
I, I went to Tufts University, which is in, uh, Medford, Massachusetts, one bus ride away from Harvard Square.
Ed SpinaGUEST
And one of the students in the-- on my floor said, "We, we have to go to Harvard Square to the co-op," which they call a coop, "because they have everything and anything you'd ever want to decorate your dorm room." And so I went with, uh, all my classmates.
Ed SpinaGUEST
We went there and everyone came home with posters of their hometown and things like that.
Ed SpinaGUEST
I came home with a poster of the Pleiades.
Ted CruzGUEST
Secondly, when he was a young man, when he was in college, when he was in law school, Clarence Thomas was an angry left-wing radical.
Ted CruzGUEST
He dressed in camouflage pants and combat boots, and he had Malcolm X on his dorm room wall, and he was going to Black Panther rallies, and he participated in a riot at Harvard Square.
Ted CruzGUEST
And the book chronicles his intellectual journey from an angry left-wing radical – to becoming one of the most important conservative thinkers to have ever lived.
Ted CruzGUEST
And then number three, Clarence Thomas is today the second longest serving Supreme Court justice in history.
Rick Del SantoHOST
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Drew KazooGUEST
one more, And I was lucky in Harvard Square.
Drew KazooGUEST
We had a store called it was the Tang record store The kids will have their say like really was yeah, right in Harvard Square.
Drew KazooGUEST
So I was like I could go there and and buy All types of stuff,
Rick Del SantoHOST
you know, yeah.
Andy BarrowGUEST
Yeah.
Andrew RimbyHOST
Like, was there a lot of going off, you know, Harvard Square, like going outside of the campus into Boston, like to explore the museums or... like experiences that didn't just happen within the campus walls?
Andy BarrowGUEST
I think, I think less than it could have been.
Andy BarrowGUEST
I think a lot of kids there and me too.
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