and children's writer Andrew Mondshein, nominated for an Oscar for his film editing James Morgan, scenic designer and Producing Artistic Director of the York Theatre Robert Morris, novelist Rodney Mullen, entertainer, skateboarder Lorraine Murray, author of Why Me, Why Now?, and Grace Notes Jeff Nesmith, journalist, educator, Pulitzer Prize winner Lee Ann Newsom, anthropologist, named a MacArthur Fellow for 2002 Ivan Osorio, columnist and editor at the Competitive Enterprise Institute Janis Owens, author Harvey Eugene Oyer III, author and attorney Mike Papantonio, trial lawyer, co-host of Ring of Fire Jeff Parker, novelist and short story writer John L. Parker Jr., writer David Penzer, current professional wrestling ring announcer for the WWE Kay Picart, author, artist, radio host, and producer Sam Proctor, one of the world's foremost scholars of Florida history Andrew Prokos, award-winning architectural and fine-art photographer Imad Rahman, author, I Dream of Microwaves Jeff Randall, former business editor of BBC News Marc Randazza, current editor of The Legal Satyricon Charlie Reed, current journalist with Stars and Stripes Pietra Rivoli, author and professor of finance at Georgetown University James Rizzi, pop artist Edward G. Roberts Jr., pioneer race car driver of NASCAR Alan G. Rogers, gay rights activist, and U.S. Army major who died in Operation Iraqi Freedom Thane Rosenbaum, novelist, essayist, and professor of law at Fordham University Rektok Ross, fiction writer, journalist, and entertainment host, best known for her contemporary romance novel Prodigal Scott Sanders, Emmy Award and Tony Award-winning television producer Mia Schaikewitz, TV personality and spokesperson for disability advocacy Julia Sell, former national coach for the United States Tennis Association Jeffrey Scott Shapiro, investigative journalist and attorney Paul Shyre, director and playwright who won a Tony Award and an Emmy Award Eugene Sledge, WW2 United States Marine, biologist and university professor; author of With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa Rick Smith, author, entrepreneur, and public speaker George Solomon, former sports editor and columnist for The Washington Post; first ombudsman for ESPN Julian Sprung, writer Howard Stelzer, composer and performer of electronic music Randall J. Stephens, author, editor, and historian of American religion Craig Symonds, distinguished American Civil War historian and former professor at the United States Naval Academy Maggie Taylor, digital imaging artist Janet Todd, Welsh-born author on books about women's literature; professor at the University of Aberdeen Kendra Todd, real estate businesswoman and winner of The Apprentice 3 reality TV show Victor Andres