Lincoln's Inn Society - Famous Members

Famous Members

Judiciary

  • Stephen Breyer '64 — Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
  • Anthony Kennedy '61 — Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
  • David Souter '66 — Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
  • Laurence Silberman '61 - Senior Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

Politics

  • Joseph Califano '55 — Former U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
  • Jim Cooper '80 — U.S. Congressman from Tennessee
  • Bob Graham '62 — Former U.S. Senator from Florida
  • Ken Mehlman '91 — Chairman of the Republican National Committee
  • Larry Pressler '71 — Former U.S. Senator from South Dakota
  • Ted Stevens '50 — U.S. Senator from Alaska
  • Clark T. Randt, Jr. '74 — U.S. Ambassador to China
  • Jack Reed '82 — U.S. Senator from Rhode Island

Business

  • Victor F. Ganzi '71 — President and CEO of the Hearst Corporation
  • Joseph L. Rice '60 — Chairman and Co-Founder of Clayton Dubilier & Rice
  • Laurance Rockefeller — Financier and philanthropist
  • Nicholas Vardy '91 - CIO, Global Guru Capital and Editor, The Global Guru]}

Law Firm

  • Robert Joffe '67 — Managing Partner of Cravath Swaine & Moore

Academia

  • Daniel R. Coquillette '71 — Professor and Former Dean, Boston College Law School
  • Roger Fisher '48 — Professor at Harvard Law School, Author of "Getting to Yes"
  • John H. Langbein '68 — Professor at Yale Law School
  • Charles Nesson '63 — Professor at Harvard Law School

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    Michel de Montaigne (1533–1592)

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    Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900)