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George W. Archibald, ornithologist •
Shelly Bernstein, pediatric hematologist •
Peter J. Bickel, statistician •
Ernesto J. Cortes Jr., community organizer •
William Drayton, public service innovator •
Sidney Drell, physicist and arms policy analyst •
Mitchell J. Feigenbaum, mathematical physicist •
Michael H. Freedman, mathematician •
Curtis G. Hames, family physician •
Robert Hass, poet, critic, and translator •
Shirley Heath, linguistic anthropologist •
J. Bryan Hehir, religion and foreign policy scholar •
Bette Howland, writer and literary critic •
Bill Irwin, clown, writer, and performance artist •
Robert Irwin, light and space artist •
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, novelist and screenwriter •
Fritz John, mathematician •
Galway Kinnell, poet •
Henry Kraus, labor and art historian •
Paul Oskar Kristeller, intellectual historian and philosopher •
Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, educator •
Heather Lechtman, materials scientist and archaeologist •
Michael Lerner, public health leader •
Andrew W. Lewis, medieval historian •
Arnold J. Mandell, neuroscientist and psychiatrist •
Peter Mathews, archaeologist and epigrapher •
Matthew Meselson, geneticist and arms control analyst •
David R. Nelson, physicist •
Beaumont Newhall, historian of photography •
Roger S. Payne, zoologist and conservationist •
Michael Piore, economist •
Edward V. Roberts, disability rights leader •
Judith N. Shklar, political philosopher •
Charles Simic, poet, translator, and essayist •
Elliot Sperling, Tibetan studies scholar •
David Stuart, linguist and epigrapher •
Frank Sulloway, psychologist •
John E. Toews, intellectual historian •
Alar Toomre, astronomer and mathematician •
James Turrell, light sculptor •
Amos Tversky, cognitive scientist •
J. Kirk Varnedoe, art historian •
Bret Wallach, geographer •
Jay Weiss, psychologist •
Arthur Winfree, physiologist and mathematician •
Carl R. Woese, molecular biologist •
Billie Young, community development leader == 1985 ==