Looking Back On Mitt Romney's Harvard Years

06:30

November 22, 2011

Sacha Pfeiffer

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Mitt Romney delivers a commencement address at Brigham Young University in 1971. He then began a joint business and law program at Harvard University. (AP/Courtesy of Romney family)

President Obama was in New Hampshire on Tuesday pitching his jobs agenda to voters, who at the moment are getting barraged by a new ad from one of the president's possible 2012 rivals: Mitt Romney.

Today WBUR launched a series of examinations, "Romney's Roots In Massachusetts." It will examine our own history with Mitt Romney. How did his time here in business and as governor shape who he is today, and how do we and rest of the country perceive him?

Romney, of course, first landed in our part of the world, as so many presidential candidates do, to attend Harvard University. WBUR's Sacha Pfeiffer has been reporting on Romney's college years and stops by Radio Boston to discuss them.

Guest:

Sacha Pfeiffer, host, All Things Considered on WBUR

This program aired on November 22, 2011.

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