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Список выпускников Университета Северной Каролины в Чапел-Хилл

Это список выдающихся выпускников Университета Северной Каролины в Чапел-Хилл .

Академия

Руководители университетов

Профессора

Искусство и литература

Художники

Драматурги

Поэты

Писатели

Другой

Бизнес

Развлечения и вещание

Актеры

Вещатели

Музыканты

Писатели, продюсеры, режиссеры

Другой

Журналистика

Лауреаты Пулитцеровской премии

Политика и общественная жизнь

Президент Соединенных Штатов

Вице-президент Соединенных Штатов

Губернаторы и вице-губернаторы

Сенаторы США

Представители США

Члены кабинета министров США и другие должностные лица исполнительной власти

Федеральные судьи

Закон

Религиозные лидеры

Другой

Науки

Спорт

Бейсбол

Баскетболисты

Тренеры по баскетболу

Футболисты

Футбольные тренеры

Игроки в гольф

Футбольный

Спортивные администраторы

Легкая атлетика

Другие виды спорта

Разнообразный

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