1920s), chairman of Dow Jones and Company Laurence Kirshbaum (AB 1966), founder of LJK Literary Management; chairman of Time Warner Book Group Melvin J. Lasky (MA History), combat historian in France and Germany during WWII; assistant to the U.S. Military Governor of Berlin in early postwar years; founder and editor of the anti-Communist journal Encounter, which was in 1966 shown to be secretly financed by the CIA Daniel Levin, writer Ann Marie Lipinski, former editor of the Chicago Tribune; 1987 Pulitzer Prize winner Richard Lui (MBA), journalist; MSNBC news anchor; former news anchor for five years at CNN Worldwide Wednesday Martin, journalist, memoirist, anthropologist Robert McHenry, encyclopedist and author; editor-in-chief (emeritus) of the Encyclopædia Britannica Ari Melber (AB 2002), MSNBC news anchor; NBC News legal analyst John J. Miller, National Political Reporter for the National Review Paul Scott Mowrer, journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Davi Napoleon (AB 1966; AM 1968), writes a monthly feature for Live Design; former columnist for TheaterWeek and InTheater Daniel Okrent (BA 1969), public editor of New York Times; editor-at-large of Time Inc.; Pulitzer Prize finalist in history (Great Fortune, 2004); founding father of Rotisserie League Baseball Marvin Olasky (Ph.D. 1976), conservative pundit Susan Orlean (AB), staff writer for The New Yorker Norman Ornstein, American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Phil Ponce (LAW: JD 1974), Chicago television journalist, host of Chicago Tonight on WTTW PBS station David Portnoy (1999, Education), founder of Barstool Sports William E. Quinby (AB 1858, MA 1861), owner of the Detroit Free Press and United States Ambassador to the Netherlands Evan Rosen (BA), journalist, strategist, author of The Culture of Collaboration Adam Schefter, former Denver Post and Denver Broncos correspondent for 15 years; ESPN and NFL Network contributor John Schubeck, television reporter and anchor, one of the few to anchor newscasts on all three network owned-and-operated stations in one major market Samuel Spencer Scott, president of Harcourt, Brace & Company from 1948 until his retirement in 1954 David Shuster, television journalist with Current TV;talk radio host; former anchor for MSNBC; has also worked for Fox News and CNN Rob Siegel (1993), editor-in-chief of The Onion; screenplay writer for The Wrestler Carole Simpson (BA 1962), former ABC News correspondent; Emerson College professor Bert Randolph Sugar (LAW: JD 1961); former editor at The Ring, Boxing Illustrated, and Fight Game magazines; wrote more than 80 books on boxing, baseball, horse racing, and sports trivia Amy Sullivan,