Yale University
Yale University is a private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut. Founded in 1701, Yale is the third-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
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Max Lerner
American journalist
William Wallace Atterbury
General
Denise Page Hood
Former Judge
Haywood Gilliam
Judge
Robert P. Anderson
Judge
Lyman Hall
Former Governor of Georgia
Henry Riggs Rathbone
Political figure
George A. Bicknell
American Politician
Robert Z. Lawrence
American economist
George B. Daniels
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
Herbert Brownell Jr.
Former United States Attorney General
Steven S. Honigman
American lawyer
Thomas Heller
Lawyer
Charles Seife
American author
Bassel Fleihan
Lebanese legislator
Max Ritvo
American poet
Leon Dewan
American artist
Frank Barbour
American football player
Leopold Atlas
Screenwriter
Gold Selleck Silliman
Caveh Zahedi
American film director
Thomas Robbins
Minister
Michael Lamb
Professor
Samuel Parsons
American landscape architect
Theodore Runyon
Politician
James Kirchick
American reporter
Patricia Dillon
Connecticut State Representative
William N. Fenton
American author
Walter Adams
American economist
Bandy X. Lee
Psychiatrist
Allan Horwitz
Sociologist
Samuel A. Foot
Former United States Senator
William H. Goetzmann
American historian
Ogden Reid
American Politician
Francis Allyn Olmsted
American author
Israel Smith
Former United States Representative
Nathaniel Chipman
Former United States Senator
Dick Jauron
Former american football player
Charles DeKay
Poet
Peter H. Behr
Former Member of the California State Senate
Harold J. Berman
American scholar
William W. Hoppin
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Roger Robb
Judge
Brian F. Linnane
President of Loyola University Maryland
Frank Crawford
Coach
Jim Sleeper
American author
Miner Searle Bates
Missioner
