Woodrow Wilson Margaret Bourke-White (MDNG: 1922–1924), photographer and journalist Rodney W. Brown, MA-education, MA-American culture, MA-English language and literature; producer of local and national television Jon Chait (BA 1994), Senior Editor for The New Republic Jeff Cohen, founder of Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting; left the group to produce Donahue on MSNBC Sarah Costello, Co-Host/Editor of the asexual and aromantic podcast Sounds Fake But Okay. Ann Coulter (LAW: JD 1988), conservative author and attorney Rich Eisen (BA 1990), host of sportstalk TV/radio show, The Rich Eisen Show, and journalist for NFL Network and CBS Sports; former ESPN anchor Larry Elder (LAW: JD 1977), talk radio show host, author, and TV show host Win Elliot, sports announcer and journalist John Fahey (BUS: MBA 1975), President and CEO of the National Geographic Society; former chairman, president and CEO of Time Life, Inc.; one of Advertising Ages top 100 marketers Bill Flemming (BA), television sports journalist Martin Ford (BSE 1985), author of Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future, winner of the 2015 Financial Times and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award James Russell Gaines (1973), former managing editor of Time Magazine Arnold Gingrich (1925), founder and publisher of Esquire Todd Gitlin (MA 1966, Political Science), professor of journalism; social critic Wendell Goler, Fox News White House correspondent George Zhibin Gu, journalist and consultant Sanjay Gupta (MD: 1993), CNN anchor, reporter and senior medical correspondent; Emmy winner Raelynn Hillhouse (HHRS: MA, Ph.D. 1993), national security expert and blogger (The Spy Who Billed Me); novelist; political scientist Dana Jacobson (BA 1993), ESPN anchorwoman Alireza Jafarzadeh, senior Foreign Affairs Analyst for Fox News Television and other major TV networks; author of The Iran Threat: President Ahmadinejad and the Coming Nuclear Crisis Leon Jaroff (COE: BSE EE, BS EM 1950), a mainstay for the Time Inc. family of publications since he joined as an editorial trainee for LIFE magazine in 1951; moved to Time in 1954, and became its chief science writer in 1966; named a senior editor in 1970, a post he kept until he semi-retired in 2000 Paul Kangas, stockbroker for twelve years; host of Nightly Business Report since it was a local Florida program in 1979 Kayla Kaszyca, Co-Host/Marketing Manager of the asexual and aromantic podcast Sounds Fake But Okay. Ken Kelley, founder of the Ann Arbor Argus and Sundance, and Playboy interviewer William F. Kerby (AB