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Thomas M. Menino

By The Crimson Photo Staff

Boston Wants You - Former Harvard President Larry Summers and Boston Mayor Tom Menino announce the recipients of Harvard grants totaling $400,000 to benefit Boston after school programs in January 2002. By David E. Stein

- Former University President Lawrence H. Summers meets with Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino in 2006 for Summers's last appearance in Allston before leaving his position as president. By COURTESY OF HARVARD NEWS OFFICE

- University President Drew G. Faust and Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino talk at the opening of the Harvard Innovation Lab in Allston in November 2011. By COURTESY OF HARVARD NEWS OFFICE

State of the City - Thomas M. Menino, the mayor of Boston, announces a new partnership between Harvard, MIT, and Boston at his State of the City address. He siad that the edX initiative will enable Boston community centers to become campuses themselves. By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

Menino, Patrick - By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

- Boston's longest-serving mayor Thomas M. Menino receives an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during morning exercises on Thursday. By Robert F Worley

- Gov. Deval L. Patrick ’78 (left) and U.S. Rep. Edward J. Markey (center) engage in conversation while Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino (right) looks on at Boston Logan International Airport on Wednesday. The three politicians were waiting for the arrival of President Barack Obama, who visited Roxbury to stump for Markey, who is running for the state's open Senate seat. By Matthew Q. Clarida

- Boston mayor Thomas M. Menino delivers remarks before the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the opening of the new Charlesview Residences apartment complex in Allston-Brighton on Friday. By Madeline R. Conway

Tom Menino at Boston Calling - Boston Mayor, Tom Menino, introduces Local Natives at Boston Calling on Saturday night. Mayor Menino expressed the importance of the festival for the vitality of the city. By Tiana A Abdulmassih

Barry's Corner - University President Drew G. Faust, third from left, and Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, third from right, join Allston community members on Friday to ceremonially break ground on Barry’s Corner Residential and Retail Commons. By Ivan B. K. Levingston

Thomas M. Menino, who worked closely with four Harvard presidents on projects in Allston and the Longwood Medical Area, among others, during his record five terms at the mayor of Boston, died on Thursday morning. He was 71. Here are some highlights of the former mayor's relationship with Harvard.

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