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Interesting People Who Went
to School
With Us
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| Iowa Governor Tom
Vilsack (Hamilton
College '72 and Albany Law School '75), a Democrat. Tom grew up in
Pittsburgh and then spent 7 years in upstate New York for college and law
school. |
| District Attorney Jeanine Ferris
Pirro
(ALS '75), in Westchester County, NY; voted one of the 50 most beautiful in the world (People
magazine, 1996); Glenn was at the party where Jeanine walked in with her
boyfriend and left with future husband: |
| Al Pirro,
(ALS '74) famous lawyer (his clients include Donald Trump); Al was convicted of tax evasion in June 2000. In
law school, Al worked for State Senator Joe Pisani, who was later convicted
of tax fraud. |
| William
Barr: General Counsel of Verizon (GTE), and former
U.S. Attorney General (H.M. '67); ; |
| Mark
Penn (H.M.
'72) and Doug Schoen (H.M. '70)
public opinion pollsters and founders of Penn, Schoen & Berland Assoc. |
| Steven U. Teitelbaum, formerly General Counsel, NYS Tax Dept. (ALS '75),
now a lobbyist and litigator; also a Republican. Best Man at Glenn and Michelle's wedding. |
| Bruce Cutler: Attorney for John
Gotti (Hamilton '70) |
| Barry
Scheck: DNA attorney for OJ Simpson (Horace Mann High School '67) |
| Stephen Paskoff: President,
Employment Learning Innovations, Inc. (Hamilton '72) |
| Mike Stone: founder of Beanstalk
Group, the largest licensing company (Hamilton ' 72) |
| Ronald
Feiman: attorney in New York City (H.M. '68) |
| David Landau: member of the New
Cuba Coalition; his college thesis on
Henry Kissinger: The Uses of Power was published in 1972 (HM '68). |
| Marc
Victor President, Litigation Risk Analysis (HM
'68) |
| Roger
Wareham: Attended Harvard college
and Columbia law school; Attorney for the Million Youth March,
which was opposed unsuccessfully by Mayor Rudy Giuliani. Acquitted in 1985
of armed robbery charges and plotting to free two men serving prison terms
involving the 1981 Brink's robbery; prosecuted unsuccessfully by US Attorney
Rudy Giuliani (HM ' 68) |
| Josh Simpson:
J.S.
Contemporary Glass (Hamilton '72). Married to an astronaut.
Plays music with spoons. |
| Richard Nelson, Prolific playwright:
his musical version of James Joyce's "The Dead" on Broadway won a Tony
Award in 2000 (Hamilton '72) |
| Joel Swetow,
Actor: television, film, and stage (Hamilton '73) |
| Jim Korris: Film
and TV producer (HM '68) |
| Sandy Faison: actress:
stage, film, and television (Hamilton '72) |
| Deirdre
Towers Executive Director of the Dance Films
Association (Hamilton '73) |
| Suzy Elmiger: Film
editor (Hamilton '74) |
| Leni Isaacs Boorstin: Public Affairs
director for the LA
Philharmonic and Hollywood
Bowl (Hamilton '72). |
| Dave Voorhees:
Owner, Bop Street Records (Seattle) (Hamilton '72) |
| John
Farago: Professor of Law, City University of New York (H.M.
'68) |
| Mark Richard:
Author and Professor of
Philosophy at Tufts University (Hamilton ' 73) |
| Bob
Kazanjian:
Professor of
Business at Emory University (Hamilton ' 73) |
| Ted Leinwand:
Professor of
English at University of Maryland and author of the book Theatre, Finance
and Society in Early Modern England, which contains 2 chapters on
credit and debt (Hamilton ' 73) |
| Edward
Gelmann: professor of oncology at Georgetown University (H.M. '68) |
| Robert
Geller:
Seismology professor at the University of Tokyo (H.M.'68) |
| Bob Bernstock:
President and CEO of Vlasic Foods International (Hamilton '72).see: Forbes |
| Jon Hysell: North American sales
manager for
Cargill (Hamilton '72) |
| Mark Montlack: Manager, manufacturing
systems at Instron Corp. (H.M.
'68) |
| Ellie
(Spencer) Tupper: co-owner of Tuppers' Hop Pocket Beers (Hamilton
'72) |
| Jimmy Pestronk: Owner of Body
ID Swimwear (H.M. '68) |
| Harvey
Knowles: Cincinnati stockbroker and co-author of The
Dividend Investor (Hamilton '72). |
| Charles Gans:
music writer for Associated Press (H.M.'68) |
| Doug Smith: exhibits department
at the Museum of Science in Boston (HM
'68) |
| Michael Shapiro:
Deputy Director and Chief Curator at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta
(Hamilton '71) |
| Mark
Blechner: Psychoanalyst and author; associate professor
at NYU postdoctoral program in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis
(HM'68) |
| Richard
Lisman:
Opthalmologist and professor at NYU Medical
School; listed by New York Magazine as one of the best doctors
in NYC (Hamilton '72) |
| Colin
Ratiere: Doctor (family practice) in Lancaster, Kentucky (H.M. '68) |
| Ed Krumeich:
lawyer in Greenwich, CT (Hamilton '72) |
| Arthur
Aufses: attorney in NYC (H.M. '68) |
| Art
Domby: attorney in Atlanta |
| Howie
Furman: Florida real estate lawyer/owner of The Closing Table, a
title insurance company (Hamilton '72) |
| Philip
N. Remler: US Department of State (H.M. '68) |
| Tom
Whittemore: cartoonist, community activist, and candidate for
Seattle city council (HM'68) |
| Jeffrey
Baxter: rock musician (H.M. '68) |
| Press
releases in 1997 about various Hamilton graduates. |
| NOTE: THIS LIST IS NOT COMPLETE; IF
YOU WANT TO BE ADDED, PLEASE CONTACT
GLENN |
