John Badham
Film and television director: Saturday Night Fever, Heroes

Michael Barone
Senior writer, U.S. News & World Report

Avraham Burg
Former member of the Israeli Knesset

Dick Butkus
Former Chicago Bear and NFL Hall of Fame inductee

Carol Channing
Stage and screen star

Heidi Cortese
Owner of Leisure World developments

Gov. Michael Dukakis
1988 Democratic presidential nominee

Peter Hillary
Explorer and son of Sir Edmund Hillary

Pico Iyer
Author

Dean Karnazes
Ultra-marathon athlete

Patricia Kelly
Wife of Gene Kelly

Don Kennedy
Chairman emeritus, First American Corp.

Bill Lockyer
California Attorney General

Tom Mankewicz
Director and screenwriter: Superman II, Live and Let Die

Chuck Martin, venture capitalist

Rueben Martinez
MacArthur genius grant recipient

Frank McCourt
Author of Angela's Ashes and Angela and the Baby Jesus

Marv Meyer
Co-author, The Gospels of Judas

Sonia Nozario
Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times reporter

Mitt Romney
GOP presidential candidate, former governor of Massachusetts

Ed Royce
Congressman, U.S. House of Representatives, 40th Congressional District

Salman Rushdie
International best-selling author

Rockwell Schnabel
Former U.S. ambassador to the European Union

Maria Shriver
First Lady of California

Vernon Smith
Nobel Laureate

Don Sodaro
President, Hanford Hotels

Greg Spierkel
CEO, Ingram Micro

Kenneth Starr
Former U.S. solicitor general and judge, practicing attorney and author

Leigh Steinberg
Superagent to pro athletes

Danny Villanueva
Spanish-language television pioneer, and former Dallas Cowboy

Ken Wales
Film and TV producer: Christy, Amazing Grace, Cagney and Lacey, and Revenge of the Pink Panther.

Leon Weinstein and Natalie Gold Weinstein
Holocaust survivors