entrepreneur. Alvin Lucier, 1949, composer of experimental music and sound installations. Michael J. Mauboussin, 1982, head of global consilient research at Counterpoint Global, part of Morgan Stanley; author of three books; adjunct professor of finance, Columbia Business School. Bishop William J. McCormack, 1941, former auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of New York (1987); former director of The Society of Propagation of the Faith (1990) Stryker McGuire. 1965, correspondent, bureau chief, chief of correspondents, Newsweek magazine; editor, LSE Research, London School of Economics and Political Science; London editor, Bloomberg Markets magazine. Terry McGuirk, 1969, chairman and CEO of MLB's Atlanta Braves; former CEO of Turner Broadcasting System, now vice chairman; recipient of Stuart Lewengrub Torch of Liberty Award from the Anti-Defamation League; Cable Hall of Fame, 2010. Thomas Mullen, 1992, novelist, recipient of the James Fenimore Cooper Prize for excellence in historical fiction; NPR Best Book of the Year, and has been nominated for two CWA Dagger Awards Alfonso A. Ossorio, 1934, Philippine-born abstract expressionist who worked closely with Jean Dubuffet and Jackson Pollock. John E. Pepper, Jr., 1956, former CEO and chairman of the executive committee of the Board of Directors of The Procter & Gamble Company and director of The Walt Disney Company; Vice President of finance and administration at Yale; senior fellow of the Yale Corporation. William Ruckelshaus, 1951, first Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, later became FBI Director and U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sean Spicer, 1989, former White House press secretary. See also Catholic schools in the United States Higher education List of Rhode Island schools Parochial school References External links Portsmouth Abbey official website Portsmouth Abbey boarding school profile Pietro Belluschi buildings Benedictine secondary schools Catholic boarding schools in the United States Educational institutions established in 1926 Schools in Newport County, Rhode Island Catholic secondary schools in Rhode Island Boarding schools in Rhode Island Buildings and structures in Portsmouth, Rhode Island Schools of the English Benedictine Congregation Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence 1926 establishments in Rhode Island