A Phi Beta Kappa foi a primeira sociedade de "cultura grega", fundada em 1776 no College of William and Mary. A Phi Beta Kappa diz ser uma sociedade literária, um lugar para debates intelectuais. O sigilo e os rituais das fraternidades sociais modernas começaram com a Phi Beta Kappa [fonte: Encarta (em inglês)].
Introdução á Sociedade Phi Beta Kappa
PHI BETA KAPPA - Tal como os vértices dum triângulo, 3 nomes. Um delta tem três lados... phi - 1, beta -2 Kappa -3.
Sociedade Phi Beta Kappa, é uma sociedade academica, da honra com a missão de "promover e de reconhecer a excellence" em artes e em ciências liberais do meio universitário. Fundada na Faculdade de William e Mary 5 de Dezembro de 1776, é a mais antiga sociedade fraternal existente nos EUA . A sociedade é concedida a aproximadamente 1% de graduados da faculdade, e hoje há uma cerca de 270 capítulos...
O (???) Phi Beta Kappa, começou como uma sociedade literária e filosófica secreta no Faculdade de William e de Mary em 1776. O segundo capítulo foi estabelecido em dezembro em 4, 1779, e o third em dezembro em 8 do mesmo ano. Os capítulos subseqüentes foram estabelecidos em em 1787, Faculdade Da União em 1817, Faculdade De Bowdoin em 1825, e em 1830. O secrecy foi abandonado em 1831 durante um período de forte anti-Masonic sentiment.
Por volta de 1883, quando os capítulos unidos da phi beta Kappa foram estabelecidos, havia 25 capítulos. As primeiras mulheres foram elegidas à sociedade no Universidade de Vermont em 1875, e no primeiro membro Africano-Americano foi elegido na mesma instituição dois anos mais tarde.
Cada capítulo é designado por seu estado e por uma letra grega que indica a ordem em que os capítulos desse estado foram fundados. Para o exemplo, o alfa de Pensilvânia consulta ao capítulo em (1887); Beta de Pensilvânia em (1887); Gamma de Pensilvânia em Faculdade De Lafayette (1890); e delta de Pensilvânia no (1892).
Havia 86 capítulos dentro de 86 diferentes escolas. Incluíram:
O símbolo da sociedade phi beta Kappa é uma chave d ouro gravada com a imagem de um dedo apontando e de três estrelas (simbolos maçónico). Estes representam a ambição dos scholars novos e os três princípios distinguindo da sociedade: friendship, morality, e aprendizagem. Na parte traseira da chave é SP das iniciais o "," que estão para as palavras latin "philosophiae dos societas."
Um mero aparte, ew a Título de Exemplo do funcionamento destas sociedades, veja-se o
CAMPO de ACÇÃO DA SOCIEDADE IRMANDADE - FRATERNIDADE PHI GAMMA DELTA, DEPENDENTE DA PHI BETA KAPPA
Campo de acção, poder político, Económico e financeiro da organização Fraternidade Phi Gamma Delta |
Desenvolvimento
A Phi Beta Kappa foi fundada em 1776, mesmo ano de fundação dos Illuminati da Baviera (coincidência?). Uma boa parte de seus membros participou da revolução pela independência americana. Os seus membros (entre eles, George H.W. Bush -- Yale, 1948 ) são escolhidos a dedo nas duzentas principais universidades norte-americanas. Mas, no final da década de 1820, houve nos Estados Unidos uma forte pressão para que sociedades secretas "viessem a luz". A pressão foi tão grande, que por volta de 1830, a Phi Beta Kappa foi forçada a tornar-se pública e a dizer quem eram os seus membros. Devido a isso, teria sido necessário fundar uma outra sociedade secreta que substituisse a Phi Beta Kappa. Resumindo: a revelação da Phi Beta Kappa teria criado a necessidade de fundar a Skull & Bonnes.
Historia da Phi Beta Kappa e a Hierarquia Maçônica
Quer ver uma lista de quem-é-quem das pessoas mais poderosas da história americana? Confira abaixo, a lista de membros da fraternidade Phi Beta Kappa. Elluminati aponta em um blog recente postagem que 5 dos últimos 6 presidentes ou são iniciados PBK ou filhos de um (incluindo Obama).
E sim, PBK é um passo muito alto na pirâmide maçônica, bem acima dos Freemies. A partir da Scottish Rite Journal:
A primeira fraternidade a surgir nos EUA, Phi Beta Kappa, foi fortemente influenciado pela Craft: "A loja primeira maçônica terá surgido em Williamsburg tão cedo quanto em 1750, e em 1773 recebeu uma carta da Grande Loja da Inglaterra .... Thomas Smith pertencia ao lodge Williamsburg antes de se juntar Heath como um dos cinco fundadores da Phi Beta Kappa ... Nove outros membros da sociedade juntaram-se à loja maçônica durante o ano seguinte. "
Entretanto, surgiram fortes pressões de movimentos anti-maçonaria, e de facto, foi essa pressão do movimento anti-maçônico que levou a haver mudanças na PBK, como o fim do sigilo e, mais tarde, a admissão de mulheres.
A agitação anti-maçônica da década de 1820 levou a muita discussão em Dartmouth, Harvard e Yale acerca do secretismo e do juramento da Phi Beta Kappa. Em 1831, o Alpha em Harvard, sob a liderança de Edward Everett, Joseph Story, e John Quincy Adams, removeram a exigência de sigilo.
o fogo
Mas os movimento anti-maçons, simplesmente foram o lume que fez ferver a frigideira, já que as mudanças na PBK levaram à criação da Skull & Bonnes (Caveira e Ossos):
Phi Beta Kappa deu a ideia de ter desistido do seu aspecto de sociedade secreta em 1832 e tornou-se numa aparente "organização honorária, aparentemente aberta", aparentemente aberta, visto que que os membros da PBK, são escolhidos dentre a elite, e o controle da PBK, estende-se ao topo de todos os sectores e controle da sociedde civil.
Nessa altura, "[in] protesto, aparentemente, William H. Russell, o orador oficial de 1833, juntou-se com Alphonso Taft e treze outros membros de grau '33 para formar o que agora é talvez a mais famosa sociedade secreta nos Estados Unidos. ", Skull & Bonnes . Skull and Cross Bones
Apesar de aparentemente aberta, muitos pesquisadores acreditam que PBK foi simplesmente o ramo norte-americano dos Illuminati da Baviera: (The Bavarian Illuminati)
Alguns historiadores questionam a relação entre os Illuminati da Baviera e Phi Beta Kappa e, portanto, Caveira e Ossos. O argumento é que Adam Weishaupt não formar seu grupo até Maio de 1776 e que nos seis meses seguintes não houve tempo suficiente para a comunicação ...
No entanto, outros pesquisadores afirmam de forma muito clara que Phi Beta Kappa é a "Bavarian Illuminati, ... espalhou-se para a América" e "da Ordem Maçônica, provavelmente, influenciou a fundação da Sociedade PBK em William e Mary."
Se filiados ou não, secreta ou não, essas fraternidades de alto nível da faculdade são maçônicas para o núcleo interno, é mais uma espécie de maçonaria dsissimulada. Não é qualquer um que pode entrar. Essas organizações existem para enfeitar os alunos mais ambiciosos para uma vida de lealdade e de serviço para a fraternidade, e em troca eles desfrutam de todos os privilégios e vantagens que a elite governamental e empresarial pode oferecer.
Estas organizações, encerram nas suas fileiras homens de confiança nos postes de controle (nas Torres) das mais variadas profissões, e na aplicação das e engenharia das leis.
Vejamos agora, o universo de controle da PBK.
Lista de Membros da Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Beta Kappa Society FRATERNAL HONOR SOCIETY, Founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary. Official Website: http://www.pbk.org/ Founding Date: 1776 | ||||
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Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Dean Acheson | US Secretary of State, 1949-53 | |||
Bruce Ackerman | We the People | |||
Brock Adams | US Senator from Washington, 1987-93 | |||
John Quincy Adams | 6th US President, 1825-29 | |||
Roger Adams | Organic chemist at Illinois | |||
Paul Adelstein | Prison Break | |||
Herbert Agar | The People's Choice | |||
Mary Cunningham Agee | The Nurturing Network | |||
Carl B. Albert | Congressman from Oklahoma, 1946-76 | |||
Ruggero J. Aldisert | 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals, 1968-86 | |||
Lamar Alexander | US Senator from Tennessee | |||
Horatio Alger | Ragged Dick | |||
Samuel Alito | US Supreme Court Justice | |||
George V. Allen | US Ambassador to Iran, 1946-48 | |||
John A. Allison | CEO of BB&T | |||
Donna M. Alvarado | Aguila International | |||
Luis W. Alvarez | Particle accelerator, extinction of dinosaurs | |||
Laurie Anderson | Tape bow violinist and performance artist | |||
Sigurd Anderson | Governor of South Dakota, 1951-55 | |||
Charles McLean Andrews | The Colonial Period of American History | |||
Robert E. Andrews | Congressman, New Jersey 1st | |||
Robert E. Angelica | CEO of AT&T Investment Mgmt., 1999-2006 | |||
Decker Anstrom | COO of Landmark Communications | |||
Brent R. Appel | Justice, Iowa Supreme Court | |||
Anne L. Armstrong | US Ambassador to the UK, 1976-77 | |||
Chester A. Arthur | 21st US President, 1881-85 | |||
Isaac Asimov | Foundation | |||
John Atanasoff | Atanasoff-Berry Computer | |||
Paul S. Atkins | Securities and Exchange Commission | |||
Donald B. Ayer | Partner, Jones Day | |||
James Bacchus | Congressman from Florida, 1991-95 | |||
Mario L. Baeza | Baeza & Co. | |||
Brian Baird | Congressman from Washington, 1999-2011 | |||
John C. Baldwin | Health Sciences Center, Texas Tech | |||
Simeon E. Baldwin | Governor of Connecticut, 1911-15 | |||
W. Scott Bales | Justice, Arizona Supreme Court | |||
Ian Ballantine | Paperback magnate | |||
Hank Barnette | CEO of Bethlehem Steel, 1992-2000 | |||
Joseph W. Barr | US Secretary of the Treasury, 1968-69 | |||
Tom Barrett | Mayor of Milwaukee | |||
Bill Bass | Human decomposition | |||
John S. Battle | Governor of Virginia, 1950-54 | |||
Cliff Battles | NFL Hall-of-Famer | |||
Emily Morison Beck | Editor of Bartlett's Quotations | |||
Henry P. Becton, Jr. | WGBH Educational Foundation | |||
Steven C. Beering | President of Purdue, 1983-2000 | |||
Alexander Graham Bell | Inventor of the telephone | |||
Richard Benedick | US negotiator to the Montreal Protocol | |||
Gregory Benford | Physicist and author of Timescape | |||
Douglas J. Bennet | President of Wesleyan University, 1995-2007 | |||
Duane Benton | 8th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Doug Bereuter | Congressman from Nebraska, 1979-2004 | |||
Emily Bergl | Annie O'Donnell on Men in Trees | |||
Ann E. Berman | CFO of Harvard University, 2002-06 | |||
Ben Bernanke | Federal Reserve Chairman | |||
Brian A. Bernasek | Partner, Carlyle Group | |||
Leonard Bernstein | Conductor, New York Philharmonic | |||
John Berryman | Homage to Mistress Bradstreet | |||
Jeff Bezos | Founder of Amazon | |||
Benazir Bhutto | Former prime minister of Pakistan | |||
Alexander Bickel | The Least Dangerous Branch | |||
James Crawford Biggs | US Solicitor General, 1933-35 | |||
Robert Worth Bingham | Publisher of The Louisville Courier-Journal | |||
John P. Birkelund | Chairman of Dillon Read,1986-98 | |||
J. Michael Bishop | Genetic causes of cancer | |||
Harry Blackmun | US Supreme Court Justice, 1970-94 | |||
Rebecca M. Blank | Council of Economic Advisers, 1998-99 | |||
Roy Blount, Jr. | Humorist | |||
Richard Blumenthal | US Senator from Connecticut | |||
Barbara Bodine | US Ambassador to Yemen, 1997-2001 | |||
Theodore R. Boehm | Justice, Indiana Supreme Court | |||
Paul H. Boeker | US Ambassador to Jordan, 1984-87 | |||
David Boies | Represented Gore in Bush v. Gore | |||
W. E. B. Du Bois | Civil rights activist | |||
Sissela Bok | Ethicist | |||
David Bonderman | 1943 | Billionaire, Texas Pacific Group | ||
David M. Borden | Justice, CT Supreme Court, 1990-2007 | |||
Robert Bork | Fired Archibald Cox, later got himself borked | |||
Michael J. Boskin | Economics Professor at Stanford | |||
Roy J. Bostock | Chairman of Yahoo, 2008-12 | |||
Margot Botsford | Justice, Massachusetts Supreme Court | |||
Edward Bouchet | First African-American PhD | |||
Henry S. Boutell | Congressman from Illinois, 1897-1911 | |||
Robert O. Bowen | The Weight of the Cross | |||
William G. Bowen | President, Princeton University, 1972-88 | |||
David F. Bradford | Council of Economic Advisers, 1991-93 | |||
John R. Brazil | President of Trinity University, 2000-10 | |||
Gregory Breit | Proton-proton dispersion | |||
Daryl G. Brewster | Former CEO of Krispy Kreme | |||
Owen Brewster | Governor and Senator from Maine | |||
Scott A. Brister | Justice, Texas Supreme Court | |||
Glenn A. Britt | CEO of Time Warner Cable | |||
Molly Corbett Broad | University Chancellor | |||
J. Alfred Broaddus, Jr. | President of the Richmond Fed, 1993-2004 | |||
Tom Brokaw | Former anchor, NBC Nightly News | |||
Michael S. Brown | Metabolism of cholesterol | |||
Herbert Brownell, Jr. | US Attorney General, 1953-57 | |||
Frank Bruni | New York Times food critic | |||
William C. Bullitt | US Ambassador to the USSR, 1933-36 | |||
Mary Brown Bullock | President of Agnes Scott College, 1995-2006 | |||
Mac Bundy | National Security Advisor, 1961-66 | |||
Stephen B. Burbank | UPenn Law Professor | |||
Stephen B. Burke | COO of Comcast | |||
Walter Dean Burnham | Democracy in the Making | |||
R. Nicholas Burns | Under Secy of State for Political Affairs, 2005-08 | |||
George H.W. Bush | 41st US President, 1989-93 | |||
Jeb Bush | Governor of Florida, 1999-2007 | |||
Mary K. Bush | Bush International | |||
Nicholas Murray Butler | President of Columbia University, 1901-45 | |||
William C. Canby, Jr. | 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1980-96 | |||
Demetrios James Caraley | President, Academy of Political Science | |||
Dennis W. Carlton | Economics Professor, University of Chicago | |||
Leonard Carmichael | Smithsonian Chief, 1953-64 | |||
Howie Carr | Boston Herald columnist,talk-radio host | |||
John A. Carrig | CFO of Conoco-Phillips | |||
Brad Carson | Congressman from Oklahoma, 2001-05 | |||
Jimmy Carter | 39th US President, 1977-81 | |||
Daniel H. Case III | Hambrecht & Quist | |||
R. V. Cassill | Dr. Cobb's Game | |||
Richard Celeste | Governor of Ohio, 1983-91 | |||
Bennett Cerf | Founder of Random House | |||
Jon F. Chait | CEO of Hudson Highland Group | |||
Jule Charney | Quasi-gesotrophic theory | |||
Jerome Charyn | The Good Policeman | |||
Lynne Cheney | Wife of US Vice President Dick Cheney | |||
C. J. Cherryh | Cyteen and Downbelow Station | |||
Judy Chicago | The Birth Project | |||
Rachelle B. Chong | FCC Commissioner, 1994-97 | |||
Steven Chu | US Secretary of Energy | |||
Frank Church | US Senator from Idaho, 1957-81 | |||
Kay Knight Clarke | Templeton, Ltd. | |||
Eric L. Clay | 6th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Grover Cleveland | 22nd & 24th US President, 1885-89 & 1893-97 | |||
Richard G. Cline | CEO of Nicor, 1986-95 | |||
Bill Clinton | of State | 42nd US President, 1993-2001 | ||
Glenn Close | Fatal Attraction | |||
Robert P. Tristram Coffin | Strange Holiness | |||
Morris Raphael Cohen | Reason and Nature | |||
Bainbridge Colby | US Secretary of State, 1920-21 | |||
William Colby | CIA Director, 1973-75 | |||
Bud Colligan | CEO of Macromedia, 1992-97 | |||
Susan Collins | US Senator from Maine | |||
Peter Coneway | 1944 | US Ambassador to Switzerland | ||
Denton Cooley | Pioneering heart surgeon | |||
Calvin Coolidge | 30th US President, 1923-29 | |||
Jim Cooper | Congressman, Tennessee 5th | |||
Leon N. Cooper | BCS Theory of Superconductivity | |||
Francis Ford Coppola | The Godfather | |||
Richard Cordray | Acting Director, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau | |||
David Corn | Washington editor of The Nation | |||
Erastus Corning II | Mayor of Albany, New York, 1942-83 | |||
Robert A. Corrigan | President, San Francisco State University | |||
Jon Corzine | Governor of New Jersey, 2006-10 | |||
Frederick G. Cottrell | Smokestack filters to fight pollution | |||
James G. Coulter | Billionaire, Texas Pacific Group | |||
Gregory B. Craig | White House Counsel, 2009 | |||
Arthur G. Crane | President, University of Wyoming, 1922-41 | |||
Michael Crichton | Jurassic Park | |||
Chester A. Crocker | Asst. Secy. State, African Affairs, 1981-89 | |||
L. Gordon Crovitz | Publisher, Wall Street Journal, 2006-07 | |||
Countee Cullen | Harlem Renaissance poet | |||
Elijah Cummings | Congressman, Maryland 7th | |||
Robert F. Curl, Jr. | Co-Discovered fullerines | |||
Dinesh D'Souza | Conservative author | |||
Drew Daniel | Half of Matmos | |||
Joseph E. Davies | US Ambassador to the USSR, 1937-38 | |||
Clive Davis | Founder of Arista Records | |||
John W. Davis | US Solicitor General, 1913-18 | |||
Nathaniel Davis | US Ambassador to Chile, 1971-73 | |||
Westmoreland Davis | Governor of Virginia, 1918-22 | |||
Charles G. Dawes | US Vice President, 1925-29 | |||
Diana DeGette | Congresswoman, Colorado 1st | |||
Robert E. Denham | Partner, Munger, Tolles & Olson | |||
Susan S. Denison | Partner, Cook Associates | |||
Nancy-Ann DeParle | Health care administrator | |||
Butler Derrick | Congressman from South Carolina, 1975-95 | |||
Nelson Dingley, Jr. | Congressman from Maine, 1881-99 | |||
E. J. Dionne | The Washington Post | |||
Harold W. Dodds | President, Princeton University, 1932-57 | |||
Elizabeth Dole | US Senator from North Carolina, 2003-09 | |||
John Donahoe | CEO of eBay | |||
Thomas E. Donilon | US National Security Advisor | |||
Forrest C. Donnell | Governor and Senator from Missouri | |||
Chuck Douglas | Congressman from New Hampshire, 1989-91 | |||
Rita Dove | 7th US Poet Laureate, 1993-95 | |||
Hugh Downs | 20/20 | |||
Elizabeth Drew | The New Yorker | |||
Patrick H. Drewry | Congressman from Virginia, 1920-47 | |||
Lee S. Dreyfus | Governor of Wisconsin, 1979-83 | |||
James J. Duderstadt | President, University of Michigan, 1988-96 | |||
John Porter East | US Senator, committed suicide | |||
Frank H. Easterbrook | 7th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Donald Easum | US Ambassador to Nigeria, 1975-77 | |||
Gerald M. Edelman | Chemical structure of antibodies | |||
Allison H. Eid | Justice, Colorado Supreme Court | |||
Stuart Eizenstat | US Ambassador to the EU, 1993-96 | |||
Michael B. Elefante | Partner, Hemenway & Barnes | |||
Douglas W. Elmendorf | Director, Congressional Budget Office | |||
Mark Emmert | President, University of Washington | |||
Thomas O. Enders | US Ambassador to Canada, Spain | |||
Doug Engelbart | Pioneer of human-computer interaction | |||
Robert F. Engle III | Autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity | |||
Klaus Eppler | Retired Partner, Proskauer Rose | |||
Jeffery E. Epstein | CFO of Oracle, 2008-11 | |||
Richard A. Epstein | Takings | |||
James D. Ericson | CEO of Northwestern Mutual, 1993-2001 | |||
Susan Estrich | Fox News liberal | |||
Charles L. Evans | President and CEO, Chicago Fed | |||
M. Stanton Evans | Conservative activist | |||
Thomas E. Everhart | President of CalTech, 1987-97 | |||
Richard D. Fairbank | CEO of Capital One | |||
Todd S. Farha | President and CEO of WellCare Health Plans | |||
John D. Feerick | Dean of Fordham Law, 1982-2002 | |||
Glenn W. Ferguson | University president, Ambassador to Kenya | |||
Howard Fineman | Huffington Post political analyst | |||
Franklin M. Fisher | Economist at MIT | |||
Patrick J. Fitzgerald | Special Counsel for Plame case | |||
Chuck Fleischmann | Congressman, Tennessee 3rd | |||
Gregory J. Fleming | 1964 | Co-President of Merrill Lynch | ||
Betty B. Fletcher | 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1979-98 | |||
David I. Foley | Blackstone Group | |||
Hiram Fong | US Senator from Hawaii, 1959-77 | |||
William C. Foote | CEO of USG | |||
Kristin J. Forbes | Council of Economic Advisers, 2003-05 | |||
Randy Forbes | Congressman, Virginia 4th | |||
Randall M. Fort | Asst. Secy. State for Intelligence | |||
Abe Fortas | US Supreme Court Justice, 1965-69 | |||
Dan Fortmann | NFL Hall of Fame Guard | |||
Bill Foster | Congressman from Illinois, 2008-11 | |||
Donald Fowler | DNC chairman, 1995-97 | |||
Marye Anne Fox | Chancellor, UC San Diego | |||
Peter T. Francis | J. M. Huber Corporation | |||
Jeffrey A. Frankel | Council of Economic Advisers, 1997-99 | |||
Felix Frankfurter | US Supreme Court Justice, 1939-62 | |||
John Hope Franklin | From Slavery to Freedom | |||
Louis Freeh | FBI Director, 1993-2001 | |||
Betty Friedan | Rights for women spokesperson | |||
Ellen V. Futter | President of Barnard College, 1980-93 | |||
Frank Gannett | Founder, Gannett publishing empire | |||
Merrick B. Garland | US Court of Appeals, DC Circuit | |||
Thomas S. Gates | US Secretary of Defense, 1959-61 | |||
Claire L. Gaudiani | President, Connecticut College, 1988-2001 | |||
Murray Gell-Mann | Quarks and strangeness | |||
Walter F. George | US Senator from Georgia, 1922-57 | |||
Jack Germond | Fat Man in a Middle Seat | |||
Michael Gershon | Gut neurobiology | |||
Julia S. Gibbons | 6th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Ruth Bader Ginsburg | US Supreme Court Justice | |||
Nikki Giovanni | Black Feeling, Black Talk | |||
Todd Gitlin | Journalism professor, social critic | |||
Sheldon Glashow | Electroweak Theory | |||
Mike Godwin | Former General Counsel, Wikimedia | |||
Pamela H. Godwin | 1949 | Former executive, GMAC Insurance | ||
Donald J. Gogel | CEO of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice | |||
Robert F. Goheen | President of Princeton University, 1957-72 | |||
Harvey J. Goldschmid | SEC Commissioner, 2002-05 | |||
Joseph L. Goldstein | Hypercholesterolemia and cell metabolism | |||
Linda A. Goldstein | Electronic Retailing Association | |||
Mary L. Good | Donaghey Professor, U. Arkansas | |||
Virgil Goode | Congressman from Virginia, 1997-2009 | |||
Nelson Goodman | Fact, Fiction, and Forecast | |||
Doris Kearns Goodwin | Team of Rivals | |||
Slade Gorton | US Senator from Washington, 1981-2001 | |||
Bob Graham | US Senator from Florida, 1987-2005 | |||
Jennifer Granholm | Governor of Michigan, 2003-11 | |||
Ella T. Grasso | First woman elected governor of Connecticut | |||
Theodore F. Green | Governor and Senator from Rhode Island | |||
Vartan Gregorian | President of Carnegie Corporation | |||
David Groh | Joe Gerard on Rhoda | |||
Sanford J. Grossman | CEO of Quantitative Financial Strategies | |||
Ernest Gruening | US Senator from Alaska, 1959-69 | |||
Ursula K. Le Guin | The Left Hand of Darkness | |||
John Gunther | Inside Europe | |||
Lloyd V. Hackley | Chancellor of Fayetteville State University | |||
Pat Haden | LA Rams Quarterback, nvestor | |||
Stephen Hadley | National Security Advisor, 2005-09 | |||
Joseph A. Hafner, Jr. | 1945 | CEO of Riviana Foods, 1984-2005 | ||
David Hall | Governor of Oklahoma, 1971-75 | |||
Jane Hall | Fox News Watch commentator | |||
Peter W. Hall | 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
John S. Hamlin | Former Dell VP | |||
Learned Hand | Influential American justice | |||
Raymond A. Hare | US Mideast Ambassador | |||
Diane C. Harris | Hypotenuse Enterprises, Inc. | |||
Melissa Harris-Perry | Barbershops, Bibles, and BET | |||
Ann Weaver Hart | President, Temple University | |||
Harris L. Hartz | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Herbert A. Hauptman | X-ray diffraction studies | |||
Jerry A. Hausman | Hausman Specification Test | |||
Janet Gray Hayes | Mayor of San Jose, 1975-83 | |||
Rutherford B. Hayes | 19th US President, 1877-81 | |||
William J. Haynes II | DOD General Counsel, 2001-08 | |||
Alexander Heard | Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, 1963-82 | |||
James J. Heckman | Statistical analysis of individual and household behavior | |||
Ray L. Heffner | President of Brown University, 1966-69 | |||
Christie Hefner | CEO of Playboy, 1988-2009 | |||
Walter W. Heller | Council of Economic Advisers, 1961-64 | |||
Richard Helms | CIA Director, 1966-73 | |||
John E. Herbst | US Ambassador to Ukraine, 2003-06 | |||
Christian Herter, Jr. | First Chairman, New York Urban Coalition | |||
Andrew Heyward | President of CBS News, 1996-2005 | |||
Lister Hill | US Senator from Alabama, 1938-69 | |||
Starr Roxanne Hiltz | 1943 | Mother of on-line education | ||
John Hinderaker | Power Line blog | |||
Mazie Hirono | Congresswoman, Hawaii 2nd | |||
Alger Hiss | Accused spy for the Soviet Union | |||
George H. Hitchings | Developed medicines for leukemia, herpes, arthritis | |||
Frederick P. Hitz | CIA Inspector General, 1990-98 | |||
Jim Hoagland | The Washington Post | |||
Richard H. Hochman | Regent Capital Management | |||
David C. Hodge | President, Miami University of Ohio | |||
Robert Hofstadter | Size, shape, and structure of neutrons and protons | |||
Spessard Holland | Governor and Senator from Florida | |||
William J. Holloway, Jr. | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1968-92 | |||
Oliver Wendell Holmes | The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table | |||
Grace Murray Hopper | Computer programming pioneer | |||
Avery Hopwood | The Bat | |||
Tony Horwitz | Confederates in the Attic | |||
John Howard | Bulldog Drummond | |||
Thomas C. Hubbard | US Ambassador to South Korea, 2001-04 | |||
Franklin P. Huddle | US Ambassador to Tajikistan, 2001-03 | |||
Mark W. Huddleston | President, University of New Hampshire | |||
William H. Hudnut III | Mayor of Indianapolis, 1976-91 | |||
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr. | US Solicitor General, 1929-30 | |||
Robert E. Hunter | 1940 | US Ambassador to NATO, 1993-98 | ||
Andrew D. Hurwitz | Justice, Arizona Supreme Court | |||
Bob Inglis | Congressman from South Carolina, 1993-98, 2005-11 | |||
Reed Irvine | Founder, Accuracy in Media | |||
Douglas A. Irwin | Free Trade Under Fire | |||
Irving M. Ives | US Senator from New York, 1947-59 | |||
Gary N. Jacobs | General Counsel for MGM Mirage | |||
Jack B. Jacobs | Justice, Delaware Supreme Court | |||
Paul E. Jacobs | CEO of Qualcomm | |||
Karl Jansky | Radio waves from outer space | |||
Richard Jenrette | Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette | |||
Dawn E. Johnsen | Indiana University law professor | |||
Darryl N. Johnson | US Ambassador to Thailand, 2002-04 | |||
Tim Johnson | US Senator from South Dakota | |||
Tim Johnson | Congressman, Illinois 15th | |||
Jim Jontz | Congressman from Indiana, 1987-93 | |||
Paul L. Joskow | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation | |||
Percy Julian | Physostigmine and cortisone | |||
Ernest Just | Cell surfaces and egg fertilization | |||
Matthew H. Kamens | Of Counsel, Wolf Block | |||
Arnold Kanter | Under Secy. of State for Political Affairs, 1991-93 | |||
Stanley H. Kaplan | Developed SAT study aids | |||
Robert A. Katzmann | 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Cresson H. Kearny | Patriot, inventor, survivalist idol | |||
Kenneth B. Keating | US Senator from New York, 1959-65 | |||
Barnaby C. Keeney | President of Brown University, 1955-66 | |||
Thomas F. Keller | Dean of Fuqua School of Business, 1974-96 | |||
Joyce L. Kennard | Justice, California Supreme Court | |||
William E. Kennard | FCC Chairman, 1997-2001 | |||
Anthony Kennedy | US Supreme Court Justice | |||
James Kent | Commentaries on American Law | |||
Nan Keohane | Political scientist | |||
William T. Kerr | CEO of Meredith Corporation, 1997-2006 | |||
James W. Keyes | CEO of Blockbuster | |||
Robert C. Khayat | Chancellor, University of Mississippi | |||
Jason Kilar | CEO of Hulu | |||
Bernard Kilgore | President of Dow Jones, 1945-66 | |||
Christoph M. Kimmich | President, Brooklyn College | |||
Carolyn D. King | 5th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Nile Kinnick | Winner, 1939 Heisman Trophy | |||
Alfred Kinsey | Researched human sexual behavior | |||
Henry Kissinger | US Secretary of State, 1973-77 | |||
Andrew J. Kleinfeld | 9th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Scott M. Kleinman | Apollo Management | |||
Michael Klosson | US Ambassador to Cyprus, 2002-05 | |||
Lyman Knapp | Territorial Governor of Alaska, 1889-93 | |||
Foy D. Kohler | US Ambassador to USSR, 1962-66 | |||
Arthur Kopit | Mama's Hung You in the Closet | |||
Kay Koplovitz | Co-Founder, USA Network | |||
John A. Koskinen | President, US Soccer Foundation | |||
Suzanne Kosmas | Congresswoman from Florida, 2009-11 | |||
Richard Kostelanetz | Prodigious avant-garde artist and author | |||
Stephen Krasner | State Dept Policy Planning Dir., 2005-07 | |||
Juanita M. Kreps | US Secretary of Commerce, 1977-79 | |||
Robert H. Krieble | Loctite Corporation | |||
Marvin Krislov | 1960 | President, Oberlin College | ||
Nicholas D. Kristof | New York Times Op-Ed columnist | |||
Kris Kristofferson | Me and Bobby McGee | |||
Lynn Krominga | Former executive, Revlon | |||
Susan D. Kronick | 1951 | Macy's executive | ||
Barbara J. Krumsiek | 1952 | CEO of Calvert Group, Ltd. | ||
Stanley Kunitz | US Poet Laureate, 2000 | |||
Philip Lader | US Ambassador to the UK, 1997-2001 | |||
Charles R. LaMantia | CEO of Arthur D. Little, 1988-99 | |||
Corliss Lamont | Millionaire socialist | |||
Eddie Lampert | Billionaire, Chairman of Sears | |||
Leonard Lance | Congressman, New Jersey 7th | |||
Edward J. Landau | Lowenthal, Landau, Fischer & Bring | |||
Fritz G. Lanham | Congressman from Texas, 1919-47 | |||
Tom Lantos | Congressman from California, 1981-2008 | |||
Charles W. Larson, Jr. | US Ambassador to Latvia | |||
Richmond Lattimore | Translator of Iliad and Odyssey | |||
Steven J. Law | American Crossroads | |||
Ken Lay | CEO of Enron, 1986-2002 | |||
Carol A. Leary | President of Bay Path College | |||
David Leavitt | The Lost Language of Cranes | |||
Lester A. Lefton | President, Kent State University | |||
Tom Lehrer | Comedic songwriter | |||
Fritz Leiber | Ship of Shadows | |||
Kenneth R. Leibler | Liberty Financial Companies | |||
George LeMieux | US Senator from Florida, 2009-11 | |||
Leslie Lenkowsky | Philanthropic Studies | |||
Carl Leubsdorf | Dallas Morning News | |||
Flynt Leverett | Former National Security Council staffer | |||
Edward H. Levi | US Attorney General, 1975-77 | |||
Daniel B. Levin | Justice Department attorney | |||
Jerry Levin | CEO of Time Warner, 2000-02 | |||
Mark Levin | Landmark Legal Foundation | |||
Arthur Levitt | SEC Chairman, 1993-2001 | |||
Marv Levy | NFL, CFL, and NCAA coach | |||
John P. Lewis | Council of Economic Advisers, 1963-64 | |||
Frank Licht | Governor of Rhode Island, 1969-73 | |||
Joseph Lieberman | US Senator from Connecticut | |||
Rose M. Likins | US Ambassador to Peru | |||
William S. Lind | Free Congress Foundation | |||
Larry Lindsey | Masterminded GWB's tax cut | |||
Sol Linowitz | Negotiated return of the Panama Canal | |||
Ralph Linton | The Study of Man | |||
Joanne Lipman | Editor of Condé Nast Portfolio, 2007-09 | |||
Ken Lipper | Investment banker author of Wall Street | |||
Walter Lippmann | Today and Tomorrow | |||
Marc S. Lipschultz | 1971 | Kohlberg Kravis Roberts | ||
William Lipscomb | Chemical bonding | |||
Debra A. Livingston | 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Philip R. Lochner, Jr. | Senior VP at Time Warner, 1991-98 | |||
Alain Locke | Leader in the Harlem Renaissance | |||
James K. Logan | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1977-94 | |||
James B. Loken | 8th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Stacy London | What Not to Wear | |||
Clarence D. Long | Congressman from Maryland, 1963-85 | |||
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | Evangeline | |||
Steven R. Loranger | CEO of ITT | |||
Jim Louderback | Former PC Magazine editor-in-chief | |||
Ben F. Love | CEO of Texas Commerce Bank | |||
Gary W. Loveman | CEO of Harrah's Entertainment | |||
A. Lawrence Lowell | President, Harvard University, 1909-33 | |||
Jerry Lucas | NBA Hall of Famer | |||
Robert Lucas | Theory of rational expectations | |||
Allen Ludden | Host of Password | |||
Dick Lugar | US Senator from Indiana | |||
Robert Luskin | Karl Rove's lawyer | |||
Katharine C. Lyall | President of the UW System, 1992-2004 | |||
Richard W. Lyman | President of Stanford University, 1971-80 | |||
John Carroll Lynch | The Drew Carey Show | |||
Paul W. MacAvoy | Council of Economic Advisers, 1975-76 | |||
John Mack | A Prince of Our Disorder | |||
Archibald Macleish | Conquistador | |||
Burton Malkiel | A Random Walk Down Wall Street | |||
Richard W. Mallary | Congressman from Vermont, 1972-75 | |||
John C. Malone | Cable TV billionaire, Liberty Media | |||
Albert Maltz | One of the Hollywood Ten | |||
Daniel Marcus | Wilmer Cutler & Pickering | |||
John Marshall | US Chief Justice, 1801-35 | |||
Paule Marshall | Brown Girl, Brownstones | |||
Edwin M. Martin | US Ambassador to Argentina, 1964-68 | |||
Lynn Martin | US Secretary of Labor, 1991-93 | |||
F. David Mathews | HEW Secretary under Ford | |||
Steve A. Matthews | Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd | |||
Mark McClellan | Medicare Chief | |||
James L. McConaughy | Governor of Connecticut, 1947-48 | |||
Steve McConnell | Author of Code Complete | |||
Richard L. McCormick | President, Rutgers University | |||
Wade H. McCree | US Solicitor General, 1977-81 | |||
Cynthia McFadden | Primetime Live | |||
Michael McFaul | US Ambassador to Russia | |||
Edward McGaffigan | NRC Commissioner, 1996-2007 | |||
George C. McGhee | US Ambassador to Germany, 1963-68 | |||
Ruth V. McGregor | Arizona Chief Justice | |||
Mike McIntyre | Congressman, North Carolina 7th | |||
Matthew M. McKenna | 1950 | Senior VP at Pepsi | ||
Victor A. McKusick | Father of medical genetics | |||
John J. McMackin, Jr. | Partner, Williams & Jensen | |||
Doyle McManus | LA Times Washington bureau chief | |||
Colin R. McMillan | US Assistant Secretary of Defense, 1990-92 | |||
Terrence McNally | Frankie and Johnny | |||
Robert McNamara | US Secretary of Defense, 1961-68 | |||
Robert H. McWilliams | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1970-84 | |||
Jon Meacham | Managing Editor of Newsweek, 1998-2010 | |||
Ved Mehta | Face to Face | |||
John Mendelsohn | Cancer researcher | |||
James Merrill | Nights and Days | |||
Charles Merz | Editor of the New York Times, 1938-61 | |||
Richard A. Meserve | President of the Carnegie Institution | |||
Eugene H. Methvin | Readers Digest | |||
M. Blane Michael | 4th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Diane Middlebrook | Biographer of Anne Sexton | |||
Stanley Milgram | Milgram Experiment | |||
Michael Milken | Convicted financial executive | |||
Charles E. F. Millard | Director, Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation 2007-09 | |||
Franklin C. Miller | National Security Council, 2001-05 | |||
J. Irwin Miller | Former CEO of Cummins Engine | |||
Stanley Miller | Miller-Urey Experiment | |||
Kate Millett | Sexual Politics | |||
James B. Milliken | President, University of Nebraska | |||
Eric Mindich | Eton Park Capital Management | |||
David Minge | Congressman from Minnesota, 1993-2001 | |||
Chad Mirkin | International Institute for Nanotechnology | |||
William E. Mitchell | CEO of Arrow Electronics | |||
Eben Moglen | Shareware law | |||
James C. Momtazee | Kohlberg Kravis Roberts | |||
Charlotte E. Moore | Technetium in the Sun | |||
Karen Nelson Moore | 6th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Pattye L. Moore | President of Sonic Drive-In, 2002-04 | |||
Sandra O. Moose | Ex-VP, Boston Consulting Group | |||
Natalie Morales | Today | |||
George Morfogen | Rebadow on Oz | |||
Robert Moses | New York City planner | |||
John R. Mott | Peace activist, Nobel Prize recipient | |||
Ferid Murad | Nitric oxide as a cardiovascular signal | |||
Glenn Murdock | Justice, Alabama Supreme Court | |||
Diana E. Murphy | 8th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Dick Murphy | Mayor of San Diego, 2000-05 | |||
Edward R. Murrow | The epitome of broadcast journalism | |||
Ed Muskie | US Senator from Maine, 1959-80 | |||
Ralph Nader | Unsafe at Any Speed | |||
Victor Navasky | Publisher of The Nation | |||
Annette L. Nazareth | 1956 | Securities and Exchange Commission | ||
Matthew M. Neely | Governor and Senator from West Virginia | |||
Joseph P. Newhouse | Rand economist, Harvard professor | |||
James R. Nichols | Partner, Nichols & Pratt | |||
Jan Nicholson | Former Citicorp/MBIA executive | |||
John T. Noonan, Jr. | 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1985-96 | |||
Gale A. Norton | US Secretary of the Interior | |||
Deborah Norville | Inside Edition | |||
Kenneth J. Novack | Former Partner, Mintz Levin | |||
Robert Noyce | Co-Inventor, integrated circuit | |||
Bernard W. Nussbaum | White House Counsel for Bill Clinton | |||
Joseph S. Nye | Chairman, National Intelligence Council, 1993-94 | |||
Jane Margaret O'Brien | 1953 | President, St. Mary's College of Maryland | ||
C. William O'Neill | Governor of Ohio, 1957-59 | |||
Phyllis E. Oakley | Assistant Secy. of State for Intelligence, 1997-99 | |||
Ellen Ochoa | First hispanic female astronaut | |||
Philip A. Odeen | 1935 | CEO of BDM International, 1992-97 | ||
David W. Ogden | Deputy US Attorney General | |||
Charles Ogletree | Law professor | |||
Herbert S. Okun | US Ambassador to the UN, 1985-89 | |||
Warren Olney | LA radio host, To the Point | |||
Merlin Olsen | Rams defensive tackle, FTD shill | |||
Charles Olson | The Maximus Poems | |||
Gilbert S. Omenn | Professor, University of Michigan | |||
Norman Ornstein | American Enterprise Institute | |||
Peter R. Orszag | Beltway economist | |||
Clarence Otis | CEO of Darden Restaurants | |||
Robert Latham Owen | Senator from Oklahoma, 1907-25 | |||
Nell Irvin Painter | Creating Black Americans | |||
Richard N. Palmer | Justice, Connecticut Supreme Court | |||
Mitchell Parish | Volare | |||
Robert E. Park | Race and Culture | |||
Mark R. Parris | US Ambassador to Turkey, 1997-2000 | |||
Robert T. Parry | President, San Francisco Fed, 1986-2004 | |||
Rachel Paulose | US Attorney for Minnesota | |||
Henry M. Paulson | US Secretary of the Treasury, 2006-09 | |||
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin | Hydrogen in the Sun | |||
Daniel Pearl | Murdered Wall Street Journal reporter | |||
Drew Pearson | Washington Merry-Go-Round | |||
Claude Pepper | Congressman from Florida, 1963-89 | |||
Debra J. Perry | Moody's | |||
Susan M. Phillips | Dean, GWU School of Business | |||
Tim Phillips | 1963 | President, Americans for Prosperity | ||
Thomas Pickering | Career US Ambassador | |||
Samuel R. Pierce | US Secretary of HUD, 1981-89 | |||
Marge Piercy | Gone to Soldiers | |||
Alfred A. Piergallini | 1946 | CEO of Gerber, 1990-99 | ||
Dan Pink | 1964 | A Whole New Mind | ||
Jeanine Pirro | Westchester County DA | |||
Mary Kay Place | Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman | |||
Gilbert Plass | Climate change scientist | |||
Mary Lake Polan | 1943 | OG Professor at Stanford | ||
John G. Pollard | Governor of Virginia, 1930-34 | |||
Bill Poole | President, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis | |||
Michael Porter | Competitive Strategy | |||
Sylvia Porter | Financial columnist | |||
Gerald Posner | Case Closed | |||
Richard Posner | 7th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Lewis F. Powell, Jr. | US Supreme Court Justice, 1972-87 | |||
Robert Pozen | Fidelity Investments | |||
Larry Pressler | US Senator from South Dakota, 1979-97 | |||
Carol Queen | Prolific sexologist | |||
Jane Bryant Quinn | Personal finance columnist | |||
Pat Quinn | Governor of Illinois | |||
Jennifer J. Raab | President, Hunter College | |||
Randall R. Rader | US Court of Appeals, Federal Circuit | |||
Reena Raggi | 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Norman F. Ramsey | Energy levels of atoms | |||
Jim Ramstad | Congressman from Minnesota, 1991-2009 | |||
Don Michael Randel | President, University of Chicago, 2000-06 | |||
John Crowe Ransom | God Without Thunder | |||
Diane Ravitch | Education reformer | |||
Susan P. Read | Judge, NY Court of Appeals | |||
William Rehnquist | US Chief Justice, 1986-2005 | |||
Frederick Reines | Co-Discover of the neutrino | |||
Marjorie O. Rendell | 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Charles B. Renfrew | Deputy US Attorney General, 1980-81 | |||
Condoleezza Rice | US Secretary of State, 2005-09 | |||
Donna Rice | Anti-porn crusader, slept with Gary Hart | |||
Grantland Rice | Sportswriter, Idolmaker | |||
Susan E. Rice | US Ambassador to the UN | |||
Adrienne Rich | An Atlas of the Difficult World | |||
Frank Rich | New York magazine | |||
William J. Riley | 8th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Richard O. Ristine | Lt. Governor of Indiana, 1961-65 | |||
Elizabeth Madox Roberts | The Great Meadow | |||
Owen J. Roberts | US Supreme Court Justice, 1930-45 | |||
Pat Robertson | The 700 Club | |||
Paul Robeson | 20th Century renaissance man | |||
Linda Gosden Robinson | 1953 | Public Relations executive | ||
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. | Built Rockefeller Center | |||
Nelson Rockefeller | Ford's Vice President | |||
Stephen K. Roddenberry | Akerman Senterfitt | |||
Eddy J. Rogers, Jr. | Partner, Andrews Kurth | |||
John M. Rogers | 6th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Judith W. Rogers | US Court of Appeals, DC Circuit | |||
Don Roos | The Opposite of Sex | |||
John V. Roos | US Ambassador to Japan | |||
Franklin D. Roosevelt | US President during WWII | |||
Theodore Roosevelt | 26th US President, 1901-09 | |||
Elihu Root | Senator, Secretary of War, State | |||
Daniel C. Roper | US Commerce Secretary, 1933-38 | |||
Harvey S. Rosen | Council of Economic Advisers, 2003-05 | |||
Michael N. Rosen | Partner, Bryan Cave | |||
Eric S. Rosengren | President and CEO, Boston Fed | |||
Samuel I. Rosenman | White House Counsel, 1943-46 | |||
Claude G. Ross | US Ambassador to Haiti, 1967-69 | |||
Eugene Victor Rostow | Dean of Yale Law School, 1955-65 | |||
Michael S. Roth | President, Wesleyan University | |||
Philip Roth | Portnoy's Complaint | |||
John W. Rowe | President and CEO of Exelon | |||
J. Stapleton Roy | US Ambassador to China, 1991-95 | |||
Kenneth C. Royall | US Secretary of the Army, 1947-49 | |||
David M. Rubenstein | Director of the Carlyle Group Carlos Moedas, adjunto de Passos Coelho tem ligações a este grupo | |||
Howard J. Rubenstein | 1932 | Rubenstein Associates | ||
Robert E. Rubin | US Treasury Secretary, 1995-99 | |||
Vera Rubin | Structure of galaxies | |||
Kenneth Rush | US Ambassador to France, 1974-77 | |||
Dean Rusk | US Secretary of State, 1961-69 | |||
Larry J. Sabato | Widely-quoted politicalscientist | |||
Emily Saliers | The Indigo Girls | |||
Jonas Salk | Discoverer of the first polio vaccine | |||
Gary Samore | White House WMD Czar | |||
Paul Samuelson | Theory of revealed preference | |||
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin | Congresswoman from South Dakota, 2004-11 | |||
Adarsh K. Sarma | 1974 | VP at Warburg Pincus | ||
David Satcher | US Surgeon General, 1998-2002 | |||
Leigh Ingalls Saufley | Maine Chief Justice | |||
Hal Saunders | Asst. Secy. of State for the Near East, 1978-81 | |||
AnnaLee Saxenian | Information technologist | |||
Mark Schauer | Congressman from Michigan, 2009-11 | |||
Herbert I. Schiller | Mass Communications and American Empire | |||
Phyllis Schlafly | Opponent of women's liberation | |||
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. | The Age of Roosevelt | |||
James R. Schlesinger | Served Nixon, Ford, Carter | |||
Ronald L. Schlicher | US Ambassador to Cyprus | |||
Brian P. Schmidt | Accelerating universe | |||
John Patrick Schmitz | Washington lobbyist | |||
Pat Schroeder | Congresswoman from Colorado, 1973-97 | |||
William F. Schulz | Director, Amnesty International, 1994-2006 | |||
Anna J. Schwartz | A Monetary History of the United States | |||
Richard S. Schweiker | US Senator from Pennsylvania, 1969-81 | |||
Glenn Seaborg | Co-Discoverer of Plutonium | |||
John Searle | Chinese Room Argument, Philosopher of Language | |||
Talcott W. Seelye | US Ambassador to Syria, 1979-81 | |||
L. William Seidman | CNBC chief commentator | |||
Oliver Seth | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1962-84 | |||
Anne Sexton | Live or Die | |||
Stephanie K. Seymour | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, 1979-2005 | |||
Bob Shamansky | Congressman from Ohio, 1981-83 | |||
Judith Shapiro | President, Barnard College | |||
Maurice M. Shapiro | Composition and origin of cosmic rays | |||
William F. Sharpe | Capital asset pricing model | |||
John Shattuck | CEO, JFK Library Foundation | |||
Carol Shaw | River Raid | |||
Kathryn L. Shaw | Council of Economic Advisers, 1999-2001 | |||
Bradley T. Sheares | CEO of Reliant Pharmaceuticals | |||
Stanley K. Sheinbaum | Publisher, New Perspectives Quarterly | |||
Robert N. Shelton | President, University of Arizona | |||
Sally Shelton-Colby | US Ambassador to Barbados, 1979-81 | |||
David Shire | It Goes Like It Goes | |||
Gerry Sikorski | Congressman from Minnesota, 1983-93 | |||
Adele Simmons | President, MacArthur Foundation, 1989-99 | |||
Harold C. Simmons | Drugstore billionaire | |||
Bob Simon | 60 Minutes | |||
J. Stephen Simon | Former Senior VP at ExxonMobil | |||
Herbert D. Simons | Former Partner, Butler & Binion | |||
Joseph J. Sisco | Kissinger's Mideast Deputy | |||
Ike Skelton | Congressman from Missouri, 1977-2011 | |||
Matthew J. Slaughter | Council of Economic Advisers, 2005-07 | |||
Lawrence M. Small | Secretary, Smithsonian Institution, 2000-07 | |||
Eleanor Smeal | Founder, Feminist Majority Foundation | |||
Michael Smerconish | Philadelphia talk radio host | |||
George E. Smith | Digital photography | |||
Richard M. Smith | Editor-in-Chief of Newsweek | |||
Theobald Smith | Infectious and parasitic diseases | |||
Wilbert Snow | Governor of Connecticut, 1946-47 | |||
Alfred Sommer | SPH Dean at Johns Hopkins, 1990-2005 | |||
Christina Hoff Sommers | Who Stole Feminism? | |||
Stephen Sondheim | West Side Story | |||
Susan Sontag | Novelist, critic, intellectual | |||
Ted Sorensen | Aide to JFK | |||
Ralph Z. Sorenson | President of Babson College, 1974-81 | |||
Sonia Sotomayor | US Supreme Court Justice | |||
David Souter | US Supreme Court Justice, 1990-2009 | |||
John J. Sparkman | US Senator from Alabama, 1946-79 | |||
Arlen Specter | US Senator from Pennsylvania, 1981-2011 | |||
Gene Sperling | Chief Economic Advisor, 1996-2000 | |||
Joan Spero | Under Secretary of State, 1993-97 | |||
John Shelby Spong | Retired bishop of Newark, NJ | |||
John Spratt | Congressman from South Carolina, 1983-2011 | |||
Robert G. Sproul | President, University of California, 1930-58 | |||
Paul Starr | The Social Transformation of American Medicine | |||
Janet Steiger | FTC chairman, 1989-95 | |||
Herbert Stein | Economic adviser for Nixon | |||
Laura Stein | General Counsel for Clorox | |||
Gloria Steinem | Founder, Ms. Magazine | |||
John C. Stennis | US Senator from Mississippi, 1947-89 | |||
George Stephanopoulos | Bill Clinton's communications director | |||
Jay B. Stephens | General Counsel of Raytheon | |||
Fritz Stern | German historian | |||
Richard G. Stern | Other Men's Daughters | |||
Walter P. Stern | Chairman, Hudson Institute | |||
John Paul Stevens | US Supreme Court Justice, 1975-2010 | |||
Potter Stewart | US Supreme Court Justice, 1958-81 | |||
Annette Strauss | Mayor of Dallas 1987-91 | |||
Nadine Strossen | President of the ACLU | |||
Kathleen Sullivan | Scholar of constitutional law | |||
Louis Wade Sullivan | US Secretary of HHS, 1989-93 | |||
Emory C. Swank | US Ambassador to Cambodia, 1970-73 | |||
Deanell Reece Tacha | 10th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
William Howard Taft | 27th US President, 1909-13 | |||
Tristan Taormino | Anal sex authority | |||
Jake Tapper | ABC Chief White House Correspondent | |||
Henry Taube | Mechanisms of electron transfer | |||
Julie Taymor | Across the Universe | |||
John Templeton | Billionaire fund manager | |||
Marsha K. Ternus | Iowa Chief Justice | |||
Ernest Thayer | Casey at the Bat | |||
Peter Thiel | Co-Founder of PayPal | |||
Kent J. Thiry | 1956 | CEO of DaVita | ||
Pamela Thomas-Graham | CEO of CNBC, 2001-05 | |||
Lonnie Thompson | Paleoclimatologist, glaciologist | |||
Lester Thurow | Sloan School of Management | |||
Jean Hoefer Toal | South Carolina Chief Justice | |||
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg | GWU President, 1988-2007 | |||
William Monroe Trotter | Co-founder, Boston Guardian | |||
Roger Y. Tsien | Green Fluorescent Protein | |||
Daniel C. Tsui | Fractional quantum Hall effect | |||
Murray Turoff | Computer conferencing´and instant messaging | |||
Mark Twain | Huckleberry Finn | |||
Stanley A. Twardy | US Attorney for Connecticut, 1985-91 | |||
Laura D. Tyson | Dean of London Business School | |||
John Updike | Rabbit, Run | |||
Harold C. Urey | Discovered Deuterium | |||
Martin Van Buren | 8th US President, 1837-41 | |||
Peter Viereck | Terror and Decorum | |||
Fay Vincent | Commissioner of Baseball, 1989-92 | |||
David Vitter | US Senator from Louisiana | |||
Stephen R. Volk | Vice Chairman of Citigroup | |||
David C. Vorhoff | Bank of America Securities Healthcare Group | |||
George Vradenburg | Strategic Advisor for AOL Time Warner | |||
Clifford M. Walker | Governor of Georgia, 1923-27 | |||
Richard H. Walker | General Counsel, Deutsche Bank | |||
Kim M. Wardlaw | 9th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Bushrod Washington | US Supreme Court Justice, 1799-1829 | |||
Jack Watson | Carter's Chief of Staff | |||
Mel Watt | Congressman, North Carolina 12th | |||
Seth P. Waxman | US Solicitor General, 1997-2001 | |||
Elizabeth A. Weaver | Justice, Michigan Supreme Court | |||
John Webb | NC State Supreme Court Justice, 1986-98 | |||
Daniel Webster | The completest man | |||
Caspar Weinberger | Iran-Contra figure pardoned by Bush | |||
John Giffen Weinmann | White House Chief of Protocol, 1991-93 | |||
Michael F. Weinstein | CEO of Snapple, 1997-2000 | |||
C. David Welch | US Ambassador to Egypt, 2001-05 | |||
Joseph Welch | Have you no sense of decency? | |||
Bill Weld | Governor of Massachusetts, 1991-97 | |||
Dave Weldon | Congressman from Florida, 1995-2009 | |||
Charles T. Wells | Justice, Florida Supreme Court | |||
Paul Wellstone | US Senator from Minnesota, 1991-2002 | |||
John C. West | Governor of South Carolina, 1971-75 | |||
Abigail S. Wexner | Wife of Leslie H. Wexner | |||
M. Edward Whelan III | Ethics and Public Policy Center | |||
Byron White | US Supreme Court Justice, 1962-93 | |||
Marina v.N. Whitman | Council of Economic Advisers, 1972-73 | |||
Eli Whitney | Inventor of the cotton gin | |||
Anne Marie Whittemore | 1945 | Partner, McGuireWoods LLP | ||
Faith Ryan Whittlesey | Twice US Ambassador ton Switzerland | |||
John Edgar Wideman | Sent for You Yesterday | |||
Jacques L. Wiener, Jr. | 5th Circuit Court of Appeals | |||
Frank Wilczek | Deep structure of matter | |||
Sean Wilentz | 1950 | The Rise of American Democracy | ||
G. Mennen Williams | Governor of Michigan, 1949-61 | |||
Maggie Williams | Hillary Clinton's former Chief of staff | |||
Edward O. Wilson | Father of Sociobiology | |||
Robert Woodrow Wilson | Detected primordial radiation | |||
Woodrow Wilson | 28th US President, 1913-21 | |||
Edwin E. Witte | Father of Social Security | |||
Werner F. Wolfen | Former Partner, Irell & Manella | |||
Levi Woodbury | NH Senator, Governor, US Supreme Court | |||
James Woolsey | CIA Director, 1993-95 | |||
James Wright | President, Dartmouth College | |||
Joe B. Wyatt | Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, 1982-2000 | |||
Rosalyn Sussman Yalow | Developed radioimmunoassay technique | |||
Janet L. Yellen | President and CEO, San Francisco Fed | |||
David B. Yoffie | Competing on Internet Time | |||
Strauss Zelnick | CEO of BMG Entertainment, 1998-2000 | |||
Robert Zoellick | World Bank president, 2007-12 | |||
William D. Zollars | CEO of YRC Worldwide |
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Informação bibliográficaTítulo The Phi Beta Kappa key: the official publication of the united chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, Volume 3
Autor Phi Beta Kappa
Editor Oscar McMurtrie Voorhees
Editora Press of the Unionist-gazette Association, 1916
Original de Universidade da Califórnia
Digitalizado 15 Out 2009
Título General catalog, 1776-1922 Autor Phi Beta Kappa
Editor Oscar McMurtrie Voorhees
Editora Unionist-Gazette association, 1923
Original de Universidade de Michigan
Digitalizado 13 Out 2007
Número de páginas 1473 páginas
GOLDMAN SACHS - A CULTURA DO SUCESSO
Por Lisa Endlich
Phi Beta Kappa: The First Fraternity
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