Bloomberg, and several international outlets, The Daily did not do additional reporting beyond its initial announcement of the dean's resignation. On April 28, 2016, The Daily reported on former Speaker of the House John Boehner's likening of 2016 presidential candidate Ted Cruz to "Lucifer in the flesh" at a campus event. The report was picked up by numerous major outlets, including Politico and The New York Times. Notable alumni Annalee Whitmore Fadiman (1937) First woman managing editor; co-author of Thunder Out of China. Lorry I. Lokey (1949) – founder of Business Wire, a news release service that was later bought by Berkshire Hathaway; philanthropist Felicity Barringer (1972) – national environmental correspondent for The New York Times Peter Bhatia (1975) – executive editor of The Oregonian in Portland and former president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors Stephen L. Carter (1976) – law professor and science fiction writer Doyle McManus – Los Angeles Times columnist Daniel Pearl (1985) – The Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent who, during the War on Terrorism, was kidnapped and murdered while reporting from Pakistan Troy Eid (1986) – former United States Attorney for Colorado June Cohen (1992) – Director, TED Media Joel Stein (1993) – Los Angeles Times columnist Rajiv Chandrasekaran (1994) – Washington Post national Editor Nicholas Thompson (1997) – Wired Editor in Chief See also Stanford Chaparral The Stanford Review The Fountain Hopper References External links The Stanford Daily archives (1892–2014) Friends of The Stanford Daily – listing of Daily alumni Read All About It – history of the Daily in Stanford Magazine, March–April 2003 Publications established in 1892 Daily Daily newspapers published in the San Francisco Bay Area Student newspapers published in California