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'''Stephen Jay Gould''', '67, was the author of The Mismeasure of Man, a controversial critique of IQ testing. He was a graduate student at Columbia, completing his work under the guidance of [[Norman Newell]]. Upon graduation, he promptly accepted a position at [[Harvard]].
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'''Stephen Jay Gould''' [[PhD]] '[[1967|67]] was the author of ''The Mismeasure of Man'', a controversial critique of IQ testing. He completed his graduate work at Columbia under the guidance of [[Norman Newell]]. Upon graduation, he promptly accepted a position at [[Harvard]].
  
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Stephen Jay Gould PhD '67 was the author of The Mismeasure of Man, a controversial critique of IQ testing. He completed his graduate work at Columbia under the guidance of Norman Newell. Upon graduation, he promptly accepted a position at Harvard.