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| | ==Notable Brunonians== | | ==Notable Brunonians== |
| − | * [[John Hay]], Abraham Lincoln's secretary, later Ambassador to Great Britain and Secretary of State. | + | * [[John Hay]] (1858), Abraham Lincoln's secretary, later Ambassador to Great Britain and Secretary of State. |
| | * Dhani Harrison, son of [[George Harrison]] of the [[Beatles]] | | * Dhani Harrison, son of [[George Harrison]] of the [[Beatles]] |
| − | * Thomas O. Paine, third administrator of NASA | + | * Thomas O. Paine (A.B., 1942), third administrator of NASA |
| − | * Donald Carcieri, conservative Republican businessman and current governor of [[Rhode Island]] | + | * Donald Carcieri (A.B., 1965), conservative Republican businessman and current governor of [[Rhode Island]] |
| − | * Richard Holbrooke, U.S. ambassador to the [[United Nations]], 1999-2001 | + | * Richard Holbrooke (A.B., 1962), U.S. ambassador to the [[United Nations]], 1999-2001 |
| − | * [[Chuck Colson]], chief counsel to U.S. President [[Richard Nixon]] | + | * [[Chuck Colson]] (A.B., 1953), chief counsel to U.S. President [[Richard Nixon]] |
| − | * John F. Kennedy Jr., son of U.S. President [[John F. Kennedy]] | + | * John F. Kennedy Jr. (A.B., 1983), son of U.S. President [[John F. Kennedy]] |
| − | * Mary Chapin-Carpenter, singer-songwriter | + | * Mary Chapin-Carpenter (A.B., 1981), singer-songwriter |
| − | * Chris Berman, anchor/announcer at ESPN | + | * Chris Berman (A.B., 1977), anchor/announcer at ESPN |
| − | * Joe Paterno, current head coach for football at Penn State | + | * Joe Paterno (A.B., 1950), current head coach for football at Penn State |
| | * Travis Rowley, author of the book ''Out of Ivy'' which details his experiences as a conservative in a liberal university. | | * Travis Rowley, author of the book ''Out of Ivy'' which details his experiences as a conservative in a liberal university. |
| − | * Sidney Frank, entrepreneur who made his fortune importing alcoholic beverages. | + | * Sidney Frank, entrepreneur. Dropped out due to financial reasons, but later received an honorary degree. Donated $100 million increase financial aid for low-income students, among other substantial gifts to the University. |
| − | * [[Adorinam Judson]], Christian missionary to Burma | + | * [[Adoniram Judson]], Christian missionary to Burma and one of the first American missionaries to travel overseas |
| | * [[Josiah S. Carberry]], legendary professor of psychoceramics | | * [[Josiah S. Carberry]], legendary professor of psychoceramics |
| | * John Nakatamo, professor emeritus of organizational psychology | | * John Nakatamo, professor emeritus of organizational psychology |