Shalom Simhon

(1956-Alive). Israeli politician. Labor Party Member of the Knesset, 1996-Current. Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, March 7, 2001-November 2, 2002, May 4, 2006-Current. Minister of the Environmentl, January 10-November 23, 2005.

Herbert Alexander Simon

(1916-2001). American sociologist. Noted expert in public administration, computer science, cognitive psychology, and philosophy. Nobel Prize in Economics, 1978. National Medal of Science, 1986.

Marvin Neil Simon

(1927-Alive). American playwright and screen writer. Author of over 40 plays. Former husband of Marsha Mason. Husband of Elaine Joyce. Received Pulitzer Prize for Drama, 1991 (Lost in Yonkers).

Paul Frederic Simon

(1941-Alive). American folk singer and song writer. Partner with Art Garfunkel, "Simon and Garfunkel" folk singing duo, 1964-1970. Solo performer, 1970-Current. Former husband of Carrie Fisher.

Louis Simpson

(1923-Alive). American Poet. Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, 1964.

Isaac Bashevis Singer

(1902-1991). Polish-American author of Yiddish novels and short stories. Nobel Prize for Literature,

Leonard Slatkin

(September 1, 1944, Los Angeles, California-Alive). Conductor. Assistant Conductor, St. Louis Symphony, 1968-1977, Music Director, 1979-1996. Music Director, New Orleans Symphony, 1977-1979. Conductor, National Symphony Orchestra, 1996-2008. Music Director, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, 2008-Current.

Yakov Smirnoff

(1951-Alive). Russian-American comedian and artist. Born Yakov Naumovich Pokhis.

Jeff Smith

(December 9, 1973, St. Louis, Missouri-Alive). Democratic Member, Missouri State Senate, 2007-Current.