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Reporters also pass along a few names from the guest list.
This year the 1,300 individuals from 470 families in hotels along the beach included software mogul Mitch Kapor, sexologist Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Apollo astronaut Walt Cunningham, PBS's Bill Nye the Science Guy, and a passel of celebrities, corporate CEOs, and cabinet secretaries. Mr. Clinton sat in on three panel discussions and Mrs. Clinton attended one on her husband's legacy. But one component flies in under media radar. Renaissance Weekend is overwhelmingly liberal and secularist, but the Laders apparently like to salt it with some evangelicals able to note the claims of Christ. Whether those individuals are willing to do so is another matter.