Upper Court building; complete replacement of all mechanical and electrical systems; new security, fire protection, and information technology systems; new elevators, ramps, and other enhancements to accessibility; and repairs to windows, masonry, roofs, and gutters. The renovation also included enlarging the library and adding a mezzanine level computer cluster. The completion of the additional building, called "Upper Court", increased Pierson College's dorm space capacity from 264 to 310. During the renovation, students who would otherwise live in Pierson College, lived in what is called "Swing Space," dormitories located near Payne Whitney Gymnasium that resemble a cheap hotel and do not include a dining hall. A number of the songs from Dirty Projectors' Don Henley and Hernán Cortés infused glitch-opera, The Getty Address, were recorded in Pierson College, as Dave Longstreth was a student at Yale. Pierson's sister college is Lowell House at Harvard University. The inaugural Pierson College all-alumni reunion was recently held in New Haven from February 15–17, 2013, coinciding with the 80th year of the college's existence. Notable Pierson alumni in attendance included Howard Dean, PC '71, and George Pataki, PC '67. Also honored during the celebration were Head of College Harvey Goldblatt, who completed his 19th and final year as Head of Pierson College in May 2013, and Yale's then President-elect (now President) Peter Salovey. Notable alumni Whitelaw Reid '34, American journalist who later served as editor, president and chairman of New York Herald Tribune Ogden Reid '49, Publisher of the New York Herald Tribune, U.S. Ambassador to Israel and a six-term United States Representative John J. Maresca '59, Italian-American diplomat, business leader, and educator Jeffrey Loria '62, former managing partner of the Montreal Expos and current owner of the Florida Marlins George Pataki '67, former governor of New York Gene Siskel '67, film critic Richard Brodhead '68, former Dean of Yale College and former president of Duke University Tony Knowles '68, former governor of Alaska Calvin Hill '69, Yale running back and Dallas Cowboys running back Howard Dean '71, former governor of Vermont, former presidential candidate and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee Dick Jauron '73, Yale running back and former head coach of the Chicago Bears and Buffalo Bills, most recently defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns, although he is not currently coaching Jeffrey Bewkes '74, president and CEO of Time Warner David Leffell '77, internationally recognized dermatologist and Deputy Dean for Clinical Affairs