Harvard Science Center
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The Science Center at Harvard University was built in 1973. It is the major teaching venue on the campus for undergraduate science and mathematics.
Despite popular rumors, the building was not constructed to resemble old incarnations of the Polaroid camera, though its construction was financed by Edwin Land, Class of 1930, who invented the Polaroid. In fact, the Crimson Key Society, which runs tours of Harvard College for tourists, bans any mention of the rumor as the Land family, after taking a tour that mentioned this false rumor, nearly sued the Society.
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