started featuring full-color front and back pages as part of a redesign in its layout. These moves were partially effected to boost circulation in response to Cornell's Student Assembly's decision to provide The New York Times and USA Today on campus for free to all undergraduate Cornell students. On September 17, 2005, more than 370 Sun alumni and guests gathered in Manhattan to celebrate The Sun's 125th anniversary. Speakers included Kurt Vonnegut '43, Carl Leubsdorf '59, Sam Roberts '68, Jay Branegan '73, Howard A. Rodman '71, S. Miller Harris '44, and Jeremy Schaap '91. The emcee was Stan Chess '69. A 130th anniversary dinner was held on September 25, 2010. Alumni The Cornell Daily Sun Alumni Association, comprising former editors, managers and staff of the Cornell Daily Sun, exists to further journalism by Cornell University students. The Sun claims over one dozen Pulitzer Prize winners and boasts a number of other prominent alumni, including: Tom Allon, sports editor – publisher; Manhattan Media owner Stephen Asprinio, food & wine columnist – restaurateur, sommelier, chef, and former Top Chef contestant Jim Axelrod, Sports Department – CBS News national correspondent and reporter Whitney Balliett, film critic – New Yorker jazz critic Victor Berlin, Business Board – information security expert and founder of the University of Fairfax Neil Best – sports journalist at Newsday Keri Blakinger – criminal justice author and journalist Jay Branegan, senior editor (1971–72) – 1976 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with The Chicago Tribune Dick Brass, associate editor (1971–72) – technology investor, executive, and pioneer; developed first electronic dictionary and thesaurus; responsible for development of ClearType and Open eBook Gordon G. Chang, editorial board – lawyer, author, and television pundit Stanley Chess, editor-in-chief (1968–69) – legal commentator and former bar review course executive Jeff Coplon, editor-in-chief (1972–73) - prolific author of biographies and other interesting stories S. E. Cupp, arts & entertainment editor – political commentator and author Allison Danzig – The New York Times sportswriter (1923–1968); author Charles Divine, news editor – poet and playwright Edward D. Eddy, editor-in-chief (1943–44) – president of Chatham College and the University of Rhode Island Bob Filner, Business Board – Mayor of San Diego; former Congressman Rob Fishman, columnist - entrepreneur and writer David Folkenflik, editor-in-chief (1990–91) – NPR reporter Frank E. Gannett, Sun Board – media mogul and founder of the Gannett Company, Inc. Jeffrey Gettleman, photographer – 2012 Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist; The New