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NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Richard A. Abdoo Business c. 1943   CEO of Wisconsin Energy, 1991-2004
Frank Biondi Business 9-Jan-1945   Former CEO, Viacom, Universal Studios
Peter Camejo Activist 31-Dec-1939 13-Sep-2008 Persistent Green Party candidate
James Cromwell Actor 27-Jan-1940   Babe, L.A. Confidential
Phil Donahue Talk Show Host 21-Dec-1935   The Phil Donahue Show
John R. Egan Business c. 1957   Egan-Managed Capital
Matt Gonzalez Politician 4-Jun-1965   Progressive politician, activist
Daniel Hamburg Politician 6-Oct-1948   Congressman from California, 1993-95
Woody Harrelson Actor 23-Jul-1961   Woody from Cheers
William Hurt Actor 20-Mar-1950   Altered States, Broadcast News
Casey Kasem Radio Personality 27-Apr-1932 15-Jun-2014 American Top 40
Ralph Nader Activist 27-Feb-1934   Unsafe at Any Speed
Jonathan Richman Musician 15-May-1951   Modern Lovers frontman, pre-punk influence
Leonard Riggio Business 28-Feb-1941   CEO of Barnes & Noble, 1986-2002
Tim Robbins Actor 16-Oct-1958   The Player, Jacob's Ladder
Linda Ronstadt Singer 15-Jul-1946   Jerry Brown's former girlfriend
Susan Sarandon Actor 4-Oct-1946   Louise in Thelma and Louise
Stanley K. Sheinbaum Activist 12-Jun-1920   Publisher, New Perspectives Quarterly
Patti Smith Singer 30-Dec-1946   Horses
Ben Stein Game Show Host 25-Nov-1944   Host of Win Ben Stein's Money

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