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John Fitzgerald Kennedy is born in Brookline, Massachusetts to Joseph and Rose Kennedy.
JFK resides in Brookline, Massachusetts.
The Kennedy family moves to Riverdale, New York.
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier is born in Southampton, New York to John and Janet Bouvier.
JFK attends the Canterbury School in New Medford, Connecticut.
JFK attends Choate School in Waterbury, Connecticut.
JFK enrolls at Princeton University but later drops out due to illness.
JFK begins classes at Harvard University.
JFK graduates "cum laude" with a Bachelor of Science degree in International Relations from Harvard.
JFK's Harvard senior thesis "Appeasement in Munich" is formally published under the title "Why England Slept."