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Line 23: * [[Gödel Prize]] Recipients [[Shafi Goldwasser]] (two-time recipient), [[Silvio Micali]], [[Charles Rackoff]], [[Johan Håstad]], [[Peter Shor]], and [[Madhu Sudan]] * [[Grace Murray Hopper Award]] recipients [[Robert Metcalfe]], [[Shafi Goldwasser]], [[Guy L. Steele]], and [[Danny Hillis\|W. Daniel Hillis]] * Textbook authors [[Hal Abelson\|Harold Abelson]] and [[Gerald Jay Sussman]], [[Thomas H. Cormen]], [[Charles E. Leiserson]], [[~~Ron~~Ronald L. Rivest]] and [[~~Cliff~~Clifford Stein]] * [[Carl Hewitt]] designer of the [[Planner programming language\|Planner]] programming language, founder of the [[Actor model]] of concurrent systems, and co-developer of the [[Scientific Community Metaphor]]. * [[David D. Clark]], former chief protocol architect for the Internet, and co-author with [[Jerome H. Saltzer]] (also a CSAIL member) and [[David P. Reed]] of the influential paper "End-to-End Arguments in Systems Design" (see [[End-to-end principle]])

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