Amherst College
Amherst College is a private liberal arts college in Amherst, Massachusetts. Founded in 1821 as an attempt to relocate Williams College by its then-president Zephaniah Swift Moore, Amherst is the third oldest institution of higher education in Massachusetts.
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Chris Coons
United States Senator
Clarence Birdseye
American inventor
Julie Powell
American author
Burgess Meredith
American actor
Peter Franchot
American Politician
John Cariani
American actor
Margaret Stohl
Novelist
John W. Dower
American author
Richard Poirier
American literary critic
Harlan Coben
American writer
Harlan F. Stone
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
Jim Steinman
American composer
Hamish Linklater
American actor
Matthew Zapruder
American poet
James Merrill
American poet
Stephen Mitchell
Poet
Uhuru Kenyatta
Former President of Kenya
John Bates Clark
American economist
Christopher Cerf
American author
Eric Schneiderman
Former Attorney General of New York
Drew Pinsky
American media personality
Jason Kliot
American film producer
Rob Brown
American actor
Stansfield Turner
Author
William H. Webster
Former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Talcott Parsons
American sociologist
David Suzuki
Canadian television presenter
Ted Williams
American baseball player
Daniel Goleman
Author
Charles Hamilton Houston
American lawyer
John Roosevelt Boettiger
Professor
Aparna Nancherla
American comedian
Charles E. Merrill
American philanthropist
Antonis Samaras
Member of the Hellenic Parliament
Michael P. Shea
Judge
Ezekiel Emanuel
Medical doctor
Edmund Phelps
American economist
Marcy Wheeler
American journalist
Jeff Bleich
American lawyer
Jeffrey A. Hoffman
American astronaut
William Rutherford Mead
American architect
Theodore Rosengarten
American historian
David D. Burns
Professor
Rafael Campo
American poet
Henry Bromell
American novelist
John Maurice Clark
American economist
John J. McCloy
Former United States Assistant Secretary of War
