writer and daughter of Steve Jobs. Charles Brenner (1961), APL implementer and forensic mathematician Ron "Money-B" Brooks (1987), rapper (Digital Underground) Ron Christie, Republican political strategist. Birge Clark (1910), architect Whitfield Crane (1986), rock singer (Ugly Kid Joe) Aarón Díaz (2001), Mexican-American actor and model (Quantico) Tim Dickinson (1992), political journalist (Rolling Stone, Mother Jones) Margot Early (1982), romance author Dave Feldman (1983), sportscaster (CSN Bay Area) Karen Joy Fowler (1968), author (The Jane Austen Book Club) Dave Franco (2003), actor (Scrubs, 21 Jump Street, Now You See Me) James Franco (1996), actor (Spider-Man trilogy, Pineapple Express, Milk, 127 Hours) Tom Franco (1998), artist Erle Stanley Gardner (1909), detective fiction author & creator of Perry Mason Ariel Gore, writer, she attended for two years and has written about the experience. Charles Haid (1961), actor and director, (played Andy Renko on TV series Hill Street Blues) Jim Harbaugh (1982), football player and coach, current head coach at the University of Michigan Peter Hansen (1997), football coach Douglas Hofstadter (1961), professor of cognitive science and author Allan Hoover (1925), financier, son of President Herbert Hoover Jon Huntsman, Sr. (1955), billionaire founder of Huntsman Corporation KeeSean Johnson (2014), football player Ollie Johnston (1930), Academy Award-winning Disney animator (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Fantasia) Morris Kirksey (1913), gold medal-winning sprinter and rugby player at the 1920 Summer Olympics Bill Kreutzmann (1965), drummer (Grateful Dead) Bill Lane, Sunset magazine publisher, American diplomat, and philanthropist Cory Lerios, founding member of the band Pablo Cruise Jeremy Lin (2006), basketball player Jim Loscutoff (1948), basketball player, won seven NBA championships with the Boston Celtics John Markoff (1967), New York Times journalist and author Ron "Pigpen" McKernan (1963), musician (Grateful Dead) (didn't graduate) Rob Minkoff (1980), film director and animator (The Lion King, Stuart Little) Sean Nolan (1990), Olympic water polo team, Sydney 2000 Jesse Moss (1988), documentary filmmaker Hank Norberg, football player Teresa Noyola (2008), soccer player Téa Obreht (2002), novelist (The Tiger's Wife) Luke Paquin (1996), guitarist (Hot Hot Heat) Joc Pederson (2010), Major League Baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants) Stu Pederson (1978), Major League Baseball player (Los Angeles Dodgers) Bill Pidto (1983), sportscaster (ESPN, MSG Network) Keith Raffel (1968), technology executive, novelist, US Senate aide Tom Ritchey (1974), (Ritchey Design), cycling engineer and pioneer of the mountain bike Dave Schultz (1977), 3x NCAA Champion, Olympic and world champion