& Manges Jay Neveloff (B.A.1971), real estate lawyer with the law firm Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel known for representing Donald Trump and his companies. Emanuel Quint (B.A. 1949), rabbi, lawyer, and co-founder of Touro College Journalism Madeline Amgott (B.A. 1942), television news television producer Charlotte Brooks (B.A. 1940), photographer and photojournalist Stu Bykofsky (B.A. 1965), journalist and columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News Thom Calandra (B.A. 1979), founding editor and chief columnist for CBS MarketWatch.com John Cigna (A.A. 1956), radio personality at KDKA-AM in Pittsburgh, 1973–2001 Stan Fischler (B.A 1954), journalist, historian, hockey broadcaster, five-time Emmy award winner, and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame Sylvan Fox (B.A. 1951), journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Marc Frons (B.A. 1977), Chief Technology Officer of The New York Times Dele Giwa (B.A. 1977), Nigerian journalist, editor and founder of Newswatch magazine; killed by mail bomb in his home Robert Greenfield (B.A. 1967), author, journalist and screenwriter Dorie Greenspan (B.A. 1969), American author of cookbooks, New York Times columnist, James Beard Foundation Award award winner. Yossi Klein Halevi (B.A. 1975), Israeli journalist; columnist for The New Republic Charles Lachman (B.A. 1974), Executive Producer of the news magazine program Inside Edition Victor Lasky (B.A 1940), Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and syndicated newspaper columnist Victoria Law (B.A. 2002), anarchist activist, and writer; co-founder of Books Through Bars Don Lemon (B.A. 1996), news anchor, CNN Marvin E. Newman (B.A. 1949), artist and photographer Stanley Newman (B.S. 1973), puzzle creator, editor, and publisher Stanley Penn, journalist, won a Pulitzer Prize for National Affairs Reporting Ekerete Udoh (M.A. 2006), Nigerian politician, former columnist in ThisDay Newspaper, and Chief Press Secretary to Udom Gabriel Emmanuel, the Ibom State Governor Abraham Rabinovich (B.A. 1956), Israeli historian and journalist Milt Rosenberg (B.A. 1946), host of Extension 720 on WGN Radio in Chicago, Illinois. Harold Schonberg (B.A. 1937), Pulitzer Prize-winning music critic and journalist, most notably for The New York Times Allan Sloan (B.A. 1966), financial journalist; Senior Editor-at-Large for Fortune Magazine Dorothy Sucher [B.A. 1954], her reporting for a Maryland newspaper led to landmark Supreme Court case, Greenbelt Cooperative Publishing Assn., Inc. v. Bresler, which the paper won; author Barry Sussman (B.A. 1956), editor, author, and public opinion analyst; city news editor at The Washington Post at the time of the Watergate break-in Maia Szalavitz (B.A. 1991), reporter, author of Help at Any Cost: How the Troubled-Teen Industry Cons Parents and