List of Bard College people

Here is a list of people associated with Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York. It includes graduates, attendees, and faculty of the college.

Alumni

Ashim Ahluwalia, filmmaker
Anne Bogart, theater director
Jordan Bridges, actor
Bora Tekay, film director
Salvador Carrasco, film director (The Other Conquest)
Gia Coppola, film director
Chevy Chase, comedian, writer, and television and film actor
Chris Claremont, writer (X-Men)
Blythe Danner, actress
Theodore J. Flicker, sculptor/film director
Lola Glaudini, actor (The Sopranos)
Wynne Greenwood
Adrian Grenier, actor (Entourage)
Christopher Guest, actor/director (This is Spinal Tap, Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show)
Larry Hagman, actor
K8 Hardy
Todd Haynes, filmmaker
Jonah Hill, actor, screenwriter
Peter Hobbs, actor^[1]
Gaby Hoffmann, actor
Howard Koch, screenwriter (Casablanca, Letter from an Unknown Woman)
Rhoda Levine, choreographer, theatre and opera director (NYC Opera) Play it By Ear, children's book writer
Olde English, sketch comedy group
Ellen Parker, actress, the Guiding Light
Jeff Preiss, filmmaker
Rosalie Purvis, theater director
Eric Schaeffer, writer, director, actor
Peter Stone, playwright
Michael Tolkin, filmmaker, novelist
Alexandra Wentworth, actor/comedian
Sherman Yellen, screenwriter/playwright/lyricist; political essayist on Huffington Post and The Environmentalist

Jedediah Berry, writer
Keith Botsford, author, editor, journalist, translator, composer
Mary Caponegro, writer
Phyllis Chesler, author
Rikki Ducornet, writer
J.F. Englert, author, poet, journalist
Daphne Gottlieb, poet, author
Ken Grimwood, author
Anthony Hecht, poet
Pierre Joris, poet and translator
Charlotte Mandell, literary translator
Hal Niedzviecki, novelist
Albert Jay Nock, author and theorist
Daniel Pinkwater, novelist and NPR commentator
Thomas Rockwell author, "How to Eat Fried Worms", Shakespeare Scholar
Rachel Sherman, author
Juliana Spahr, poet and critic
Glenn Stout, author, editor,^[3] series editor (The Best American Sports Writing)
John Yau, poet, publisher

Asher Edelman, investment banker, served as the basis for the character Gordon Gekko in Wall Street due to his 1985 takeover of Datapoint
Susan Mernit, Netscape and America Online executive

Dylan Byers, media reporter
David Cote (writer), critic and writer
John Curran, financial journalist^[4]
Michael Deibert, author and journalist
Mark Ebner, journalist and author
Alexis Papahelas, journalist
Jonathan Rosenbaum, film critic
Richard Rovere, journalist, author
Matt Taibbi, journalist (The Nation, The eXile, The NY Press, Rolling Stone)

Bruce Chilton, Biblical scholar
David Rolf, President of SEIU Local 775
Wayne L. Horvitz, labor mediator.^[5]
Gary Robinson, software engineer, graduated 1979, developed anti-spam algorithms^[6]^[7]

↑ "Peter Hobbs obituary". Los Angeles Times. 2011-01-15. Retrieved 2011-01-16.
↑ David Horvitz Bio CHERT Gallery Berlin
↑ http://indiepro.com/glenn/
↑ Stevens, Charles W. (2013-07-12). "John Curran, 59; dogged journalist, Bloomberg editor". Boston Globe. Retrieved 2013-07-31.
↑ Hevesi, Wayne. "Wayne L. Horvitz, 88, Labor Mediator, Dies", The New York Times, June 21, 2009. Accessed June 22, 2009.
↑ "Gary Robinson". Google. 2010-09-18. Archived from the original on 24 September 2010. Retrieved 2010-09-18. I make the music recommendation technology at http://www.flyfi.com -- Where I grew up Bronxville, NY Companies I've worked for Athenium, OLI Systems, Lambda Technology Schools I've attended Bard College; Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
↑ Gary Robinson (Mar 1, 2003). "A Statistical Approach to the Spam Problem: Using Bayesian statistics to detect an e-mail's spamminess.". Linux Journal. Archived from the original on 22 October 2010. Retrieved 2010-09-18. This article discusses one of many possible mathematical foundations for a key aspect of spam filtering—generating an indicator of “spamminess” from a collection of tokens representing the content of an e-mail.
↑ Mark Nickel (2009-09-15). "Famed African Writer Chinua Achebe Joins the Brown Faculty". Brown University. Retrieved 2012-09-24.

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