"continuity" representatives, a community representative, and two students-at-large). A Secretary, Treasurer, and Chair of the BOD are selected from the voting members. Gateway Alumni Association In early 2004, Gateway alumnus Steve Lillebuen approached the University of Alberta to officially recognize a Gateway Alumni Association (GAA), and by March of that year the GAA became an official chapter of the University of Alberta Alumni Association. Since then, the GAA has tracked down 800 lost alumni, hosted the Gateways 95th and 100th anniversary dinners, and completed an online digital archive of the newspaper in partnership with the University of Alberta library. All former paid staff of the newspaper are members of the Association. Any volunteer who contributed five or more submissions—writing, photographs, graphics, comics, administrative or editorial assistance and design—that appeared in the Gateway is also a member. It is estimated that over 3000 people have volunteered at one point in the Gateways publishing history. Notable alumni Malcolm Azania (pen name: Minister Faust), author, writer, and community activist Todd Babiak, CEO of Brand Tasmania, former Edmonton Journal columnist and Giller Prize-nominated author Billy-Ray Belcourt, Rhodes Scholar and award-winning poet Joe Clark (1979), former Progressive Conservative prime minister of Canada Cam Cole, Vancouver Sun and National Post sports columnist Matthew Halton, the late CBC Radio WWII reporter, known as the "Voice of Canada" Lou Hyndman, former University of Alberta chancellor Don Iveson, former mayor of Edmonton, Alberta Jason Kapalka, co-founder of PopCap Games and creator of Bejeweled Gerard Kennedy, former Liberal Party of Canada leadership candidate and MP Arthur Kroeger, former deputy minister Peter Lougheed, former Alberta premier Beverley McLachlin, former chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada Stephen Notley, creator of Bob the Angry Flower Jordan Peterson, Canadian clinical psychologist Adam Thrasher, University of Houston associate professor of health and human performance Notable comics Bub Slug by Gary Delainey and Gerry Rasmussen, which later became Betty, an internationally syndicated comic strip. Space Moose by Adam Thrasher Bob the Angry Flower by Steve Notley Colby Christ by Donald R. "Don" Husereau – Depicts Colby Cosh Editorial cartoons by Gerard Kennedy, 1979–83 (later Liberal MP and Liberal-leadership candidate) Editors-in-chief Legacy Era 2022/23 Emily Williams (previous opinion editor) Swagazine era 2021/22 Mitchell Pawluk (previous opinion editor) 2020/21 Pia Co (previously online editor) 2020/21 Adam Lachacz (previously news editor) 2019/20 Andrew McWhinney (previously opinion editor) 2018/19 Oumar Salifou (previously online editor) 2017/18 Jamie Sarkonak (previously