the ads of anti-Semitism and demanded to know the source of the ads. The ads were, for several years, placed by Robert Truman Hungerford, a Tucson-based lawyer and a UA alumni. He is a "self-described anti-social hermit" with an interest in philosophy, theology, cryptography, languages and medicine. In a 2003 interview, Hungerford claimed to be the legal counsel for an organization who placed the ads, and refused to name the organization. Hungerford also claimed to be a member of the "Orphanage". Notable alumni Daily Wildcat alumni have been successful in fields other than journalism, from higher education to thoroughbred race horse training. Alumni in the journalism and media fields include: Dan Hicks, NBC sportscaster Kate Longworth, reporter for Fox Sports Arizona' Lynne Olson (Freedom's Daughters, Citizens of London) Dorothy Parvaz, Al Jazeera reporter Merl Reagle, syndicated crossword puzzle creator Mort Rosenblum, author and foreign correspondent Frank Sotomayor, retired journalist with the LA Times and winner of the 1984 Pulitzer Prize Bill Walsh, The Washington Post copy chief, creator of theslot.com and author of books on copyediting References External links Arizona Daily Wildcat – Online PDF version University of Arizona Newspapers established in 1899 Student newspapers published in Arizona 1899 establishments in Arizona Territory