campus). Morningside's Department of Mass Communications has a weekly newspaper, the Collegian Reporter, it shares a public-access television cable TV as MCTV, and operates a radio station 24 hours a day at 92.9 on the FM dial, KMSC, Fusion 93. Residence halls Dimmitt Hall is the third oldest building on campus. It was named for Lillian Dimmitt, the 26-year Dean of Women. Roadman Hall was built in the mid twentieth century. It houses about 150 students. The dormitory is named after Earl Roadman, president of the college from 1936 to 1956. In 2005, two apartment-style dormitories opened for upperclassmen, the Waitt and Poppen Halls. Lags Hall, a third apartment-style facility, was added in 2007. Additions since 2005 In 2005, the Hickman Johnson Furrow Library was renovated and a central campus green space and new maintenance facilities were built for $26 million. The first addition came in the form of the central campus Hilker Green Space. Work began in the Summer of 2006 and it opened in late Summer of 2007. The space is designed as a split-level area featuring the grand two-level Lieder Family Fountain. Walkways and a access path cut through the upper-lawn making their way by Lewis Hall connecting the Hickman Johnson Furrow Learning and Olsen Student Centers. Near Eppley Auditorium, the Buhler Outdoor Performance Center was built. A softball complex was added in Fall 2005. Notable alumni Shirley Booz, dancer and model George Everett "Bud" Day, a retired colonel in the United States Air Force and recipient of the Medal of Honor. Kory DeHaan, MLB outfielder Anthony Fieldings, football player Ira N. Gabrielson, first director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Stanley L. Greigg, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from northwestern Iowa Matthew C. Harrison, 13th and current president of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod Daryl Hecht, Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court Jerry Johnson, football player William G. Kirchner, Minnesota state legislator Gayle Knief, football player Utu Abe Malae, Gubernatorial Candidate for American Samoa. Herb McMath, former NFL defensive tackle Al McIntosh, editor who was featured in Ken Burns' The War Emory Parnell, actor Pauline Phillips and Eppie Lederer, identical twin sisters of the notable newspaper columns "Dear Abby" and "Ask Ann Landers", are Morningside College alumni. Known as the "Friedman twins" during their time at Morningside, they wrote for the school's long-running newspaper, the Collegian Reporter Cory Roberts, President, CEO, and Chairman of