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Notable people[edit]

Moving this list here as these people are not sourced as attending the school.

Gary Becker, Nobel Prize winner, economics
Harry Boatswain, Professional football player
Andrew Dice Clay (born Andrew Clay Silverstein), Comedian
Norm Coleman, U.S. Senator (Republican of Minnesota)
Robert Dallek, Historian
Roy Albert DeMeo, Mobster
Devale Ellis, Professional football player
Norman Finkelstein, American political scientist and writer
Martin Perl, Nobel Prize winner, physics
Sonny Fox, TV personality
David Frye (born David Shapiro), Comedian
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court
Marty Glickman, Olympian and broadcaster
Ron Haigler, Basketball player
Judge Judy (Judith Sheindlin), Television personality
Martin Landau, Academy-award-winning actor
Rudy LaRusso, 5-time All-Star NBA basketball player
Andrew Levane, Professional basketball player
Deborah Tobias Poritz, N.J. Attorney General then Chief Justice, N.J. Supreme Court
Chris Rock, Comedian and actor (withdrew before graduation)
Dmitriy Salita, Professional boxer
Bernard Sanders, U.S. Senator, (Independent of Vermont)
Charles Schumer, U.S. Senator (New York)
Robert Solow, Nobel Prize winner, economics
William M. Gaines, Founding Publisher of MAD Magazine and the EC horror comic books (ie- TALES FROM THE CRYPT) of the 1950s.