Bill Gates’ Harvard professor ‘wasn’t surprised’ he dropped out: ‘I just wish I’d invested in him'
Bill Gates was curious and "mature" beyond his years at Harvard University before leaving to found Microsoft, one of his ...
Bill Gates doubted his math skills: His Harvard days, pancake puzzle and the billion dollar dropout decision
Bill Gates' time at Harvard University was marked by self-doubt, especially about his math skills, but this fueled his ...
Bill Gates Traumatized His Parents—and Other Stories of a Wild, Wonky Youth
In his new memoir, Bill Gates doesn’t mention any study of William Wordsworth’s writings. But when I read Source Code: My ...
Bill Gates admits to being ‘obnoxious loner with no girlfriend’ while climbing to top with Microsoft in bombshell memoir
BILL Gates has admitted he was “a loner, a nerd, a bit obnoxious” at school and didn’t have a girlfriend while he began to ...
Harvard professor reveals Bill Gates was shocked that 'people were better than him'
Before founding Microsoft, Bill Gates experienced a humbling moment at Harvard, realizing some peers were better at math than ...
Bill Gates reveals how he was almost expelled from Harvard and his encounter with drugs
In his memoir Source Code, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates provides an eye-opening account of his transformative years at Harvard. Gates, now 69, reflected on his rebellious tenden ...
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Where it all went right for Bill Gates, the geek with a mean streak
There’s something contradictory about the childhood memoir; in order to have lived enough to merit one, the author will ...
What We Know About Bill Gates’ Memoir ‘Source Code’
Billionaire Bill Gates will release his fifth book, the first of three planned personal memoirs, later this year.
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Bill Gates' Harvard professor ‘wasn't surprised' he dropped out: ‘I just wish I'd invested in him'
Bill Gates didn't stay at Harvard University for long — dropping out after three semesters to found Microsoft in 1975 — but he was there long enough to make an impression. Gates' former ...