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Laurence McKinney, Harvard ’12, was an Editor of the Harvard
Lampoon and wrote the Hasty Pudding Show his senior year as a showcase
for his friend, humorist Robert Benchley.
Laurence O. McKinney, ’66, MBA ‘69 continued the tradition by
organizing one of Harvard’s first rock bands, contributing to Hasty
Pudding shows, co-founding the Harvard
Art Review and appearing in undergraduate theatricals.
After Business School, McKinney attended Harvard Divinity School
as a Special Student, and remains involved with all three as an HBS
Class Correspondent and member of his HBS Reunion Committee, a College
activist, and guest speaker at one of Harvard’s six founding churches,
the First Parish Church of Dorchester. |
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Like
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McKinney
counted as friends social opposites
Joseph Kennedy and Ralph Lowell.
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McKinney
and Benchley (here at Benchley’s wedding) pioneered Dave Barry's style
of deadpan absurdity.
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1912 Hasty Pudding
Show Program |

Cast from 1912 Hasty Pudding Show
Below Zero |

McKinney's
off the cuff quip at the Harvard 300th becomes a legend. |
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Like
Son
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Working on the 116th Hasty Pudding Show in 1965

“Bye
Bye Birdie's" Broadway guitar style was harder
to learn than the lines for McKinney in this 1964 Harvard
production
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The Harvard Art Review showcased major
local and national artists. It was produced entirely by students.
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Rescuing
a local landmark in
Harvard Square |
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MBA 69's 25th Reunion Committee at Harvard Business School
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A last stand for an old tradition
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Speaking
at the First Parish Church of Dorchester's 370th Celebration
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Harvard’s
Grand Marshall Richard Hunt, who delivered a Citation of
Commemoration from Harvard at the 370th celebration.
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1986 Harvard
Entrepreneurs Award
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Chatting with
past Harvard President
Neil Rudenstine at a Harvard Divinity School function
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Letter from President Rudenstine
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With Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers
at the luncheon celebrating the success of The Campaign for The Memorial
Church
(Nov. 2002)
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Letter from President Summers
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From Dean William A. Graham,
Harvard Divinity School
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Dean Clark welcomes
HBS Internet efforts |
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