当我们的开国先辈于1630年来到马塞诸塞州的这片海岸时,他们是作为持异见者而来的——他们摒弃了家乡英国的体制。但是一直令我惊奇的是,在当时的这片荒地上,在如何生存下去还是个未解的问题之时,这些开国先辈很快就意识到了建立(哈佛大学)这所高等学府的必要性。自此以后,一代代人来了又去,哈佛的校园也不断扩大,不再局限于当年的几间小木楼。但没有变的是,每一代人都充满信心,想要建立更好的社会,每一代人也都相信,这所大学将使这种愿望成为可能。正如一位早期创始人Thomas When our Founding Fathers came to this coast of Massachusetts in 1630, they came as dissidents - they abandoned the British home system. However, it has always been astonishing to me that at this time in this patch of wasteland, how these surviving and unsolved questions quickly became aware of the need to establish this institution of higher education (Harvard University). Since then, generations have come and gone, and Harvard’s campus has been expanding, no longer limited to a few small wooden floor that year. But what has not changed is that every generation is full of confidence and wants to build a better society. Every generation also believes that this university will make this aspiration possible. As an early founder Thomas