writer and professor of history Jon Ralston, Sports Department – American journalist, political commentator, and talk show host Henry S. Reuss, editor-in-chief (1932–33) – U.S. Congressman from Wisconsin Sam Roberts, managing editor (1967–68) – The New York Times columnist, reporter, and editor; inaugural author of the "Metro Matters" column; author; biographer of David Greenglass and Nelson Rockefeller Howard A. Rodman, editor-in-chief (1970–71) – screenwriter and professor Wallace A. Ross, News Board – advertising executive and founder of the Clio Awards Kirkpatrick Sale, editor-in-chief (1957–58) – environmental and technology scholar and author; leader of secessionist movement Dick Schaap, editor-in-chief (1954–55) – noted sports writer and broadcaster Jeremy Schaap, sports editor (1990–91) – ESPN contributor and son of Dick Schaap Richard Schechner, news editor (1955), theatre reviewer (1956) -- author, editor, theatre director, professor NYU Tisch School of the Arts Danny Schechter – television producer, filmmaker, and media critic Alan Sisitsky - Massachusetts House of Representatives member and Massachusetts Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Deborah Solomon, associate editor – The New York Times magazine columnist; art critic; biographer Barry S. Strauss, feature editor (1973–74) – professor of history and classics at Cornell University; ancient military history author and expert Elmer E. Studley, editorial board – U.S. Congressman from New York Jacob Sullum, senior editor – syndicated newspaper columnist Molly O'Toole, news editor (2009) – inaugural recipient of the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for audio reporting Ronald Thwaites, editor-in-chief (1966–1967) – Jamaica Minister of Education (2012–2016) Elbert Tuttle, editor-in-chief (1917–18) – Chief Judge of United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit; member of Fifth Circuit Four Kurt Vonnegut, associate editor (1942–43) – novelist and satirist Jamie Weinstein, columnist – political journalist and commentator E. B. White, editor-in-chief (1920–21) – columnist and author; 1978 Pulitzer Prize special award David Wild, arts editor – TV and music writer and critic; Rolling Stone contributing editor Joseph J. Schatz, assistant sports editor (1998) – Managing editor for Politico Ed Zuckerman, editor-in-chief (1969–70) – Emmy Award-winning producer and writer for Law & Order, as well as episodes of Miami Vice, Star Trek: The Next Generation, JAG, and others See also List of college newspapers Cornell University References "From the Hill: Housing News: A Home for the Sun," Cornell Magazine, Vol. 105 No. 5, March/April 2003. Bishop, Morris. A History of Cornell. New York, New York: Cornell University Press, 1962. Margulis, Daniel ed. A Century at Cornell: Published to