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Queens College New York

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

Part of the City University of New York System.

Location:
New York City

Founding Date:
1937

Motto:
Disci's ut serviamus

Enrollment:
17,000

Official Website:
http://www.qc.cuny.edu/

STUDENTS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Gary Ackerman
Politician
19-Nov-1942   Congressman, New York 5th
Toni Cade Bambara
Novelist
25-Mar-1939 9-Dec-1995 Gorilla, My Love
Joy Behar
TV Personality
7-Oct-1943   Co-Host of The View
Lizzie Borden
Film Director
3-Feb-1958   Born in Flames
Fran Drescher
Actor
30-Sep-1957   The Nanny
Alan Dugan
Poet
12-Feb-1923 3-Sep-2003 Poems
Jon Favreau
Actor
19-Oct-1966   Swingers
Steven L. Gerard
Business
c. 1945   CEO of CBIZ
Michael Goldstein
Business
c. 1942   CEO of Toys R Us, 1994-98
Ellie Greenwich
Songwriter
23-Oct-1940 26-Aug-2009 Leader of the Pack
Marvin Hamlisch
Composer
2-Jun-1944 6-Aug-2012 The Way We Were
Geoffrey H. Hartman
Critic
11-Aug-1929 14-Mar-2016 The Unmediated Vision
Dennis G. Jacobs
Judge
28-Feb-1944   2nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Ron Jeremy
Pornstar
12-Mar-1953   The Hedgehog
Carole King
Singer/Songwriter
9-Feb-1942   Tapestry
Richard Kline
Actor
29-Apr-1944   Larry Dallas on Three's Company
Carolyn Leigh
Songwriter
21-Aug-1926 19-Nov-1983 Young at Heart
Hal Linden
Actor
20-Mar-1931   Barney Miller
Allan Z. Loren
Business
c. 1938   CEO of Dun & Bradstreet, 2000-05
Stanley Marcus
Judge
27-Mar-1946   11th Circuit Court of Appeals
Butterfly McQueen
Actor
7-Jan-1911 22-Dec-1995 Gone with the Wind
Stanley Milgram
Psychologist
15-Aug-1933 20-Dec-1984 Milgram Experiment
Robert Moog
Inventor
23-May-1934 21-Aug-2005 Invented the synthesizer
Eugene F. Murphy
Business
24-Feb-1934   Vice Chairman of GE, 1997-99
Herbert S. Parmet
Historian
28-Sep-1929   Eisenhower and the American Crusades
Ron Pollack
Activist
?   Families USA
Robert Rosenblum
Art Historian
24-Jul-1927 6-Dec-2006 Transformations in Late Eighteenth-Century Art
Michael Savage
Radio Personality
31-Mar-1942   Savage Nation
Mario Savio
Activist
8-Dec-1942 6-Nov-1996 Free Speech Movement
Nancy Savoca
Film Director
23-Jul-1959   Dogfight
Jerry Seinfeld
Comic
29-Apr-1954   A show about nothing
Nestor Serrano
Actor
5-Nov-1955   Capt. Bruno Dante on Witchblade
Paul Simon
Singer/Songwriter
13-Oct-1941   Simon and Garfunkel
Kenneth I. Starr
Criminal
c. 1943   Ran a $35M Ponzi scheme
Richard J. Whalen
Author
23-Sep-1935   The Founding Father
Grant Williams
Actor
18-Aug-1930 28-Jul-1985 The Incredible Shrinking Man

TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Michael Behe
Biologist
18-Jan-1952   Darwin's Black Box
Joseph Brodsky
Poet
24-May-1940 28-Jan-1996 "Social parasite" turned Poet Laureate
Barry Commoner
Biologist
28-May-1917 30-Sep-2012 Science and Survival
Donald Davidson
Philosopher
6-Mar-1917 30-Aug-2003 Actions, Reasons And Causes
Joshua B. Freeman
Historian
1949   In Transit
Ira Glasser
Activist
1938   ACLU Executive Director, 1978-2001
Michael Harrington
Activist
24-Feb-1928 31-Jul-1989 The Other America
Dennis G. Jacobs
Judge
28-Feb-1944   2nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Abba Lerner
Economist
28-Oct-1903 27-Oct-1982 The Economics of Control
Joseph McElroy
Novelist
21-Aug-1930   Lookout Cartridge
Louis Menand
Critic
21-Jan-1952   The Metaphysical Club
Luc Montagnier
Scientist
18-Aug-1932   Co-Discoverer of HIV
John Norman
Author
3-Jun-1931   Chronicles of Gor
Blanche M. Touhill
Educator
c. 1931   Chancellor of UMSL, 1991-2002
Patricia J. Williams
Scholar
28-Aug-1951   The Alchemy of Race and Rights


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