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Hugh Wilson O'Neill

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Hugh O’Neill (1897–1960) was born at Unley, South Australia on November 21, 1897, the son of Arthur O’Neill and Maud Everline O’Neill (nee Williams). He appears in examination lists in the Adelaide press as a student at Unley District High School and...

Victor Kwonglee Kwong

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Victor Kwonglee Kwong (1906–1979) was born at Cairns, Queensland. In 1919, he was Dux of the Lower School of Scotch College, Melbourne, and attended the Upper School for a year. From September 1922 to June 1924 he was a student at St. John’s University in...

Harvard Dental School

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The Harvard Dental School was founded in 1867. The Harvard Directory of 1910 records 19 alumni with Australian addresses of whom 10 had dental degrees. The dominance of dentists is even more pronounced if only those graduates who lived in Australia before...

Harvard College

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Several individuals with degrees from Harvard College lived in Australia prior to the Second World War but I have found evidence of only five individuals who attended the College in this period after first having lived in Australia. During the 1920s, two...

Harvard Divinity School

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Thomas Jefferson Gore, a native of Kentucky, came to Australia in 1866 to become first pastor of the Grote Street Church of Christ, Adelaide. Perhaps because of his influence, the College of the Bible in Lexington, Kentucky became a Mecca (if such...

Harvard Business School

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The Harvard School of Business Administration was founded in 1908. George Elton Mayo , born in Adelaide and a lecturer in mental and moral philosophy at the University of Queensland, was a Professor in Industrial Research at the Business School from 1926...