to co-host an annual Casino Night since the early 1990s, until it was shut down due to legal concerns. A formal affair, the event featured casino-style games and live music. Stilesians also host an annual "Medieval (K)night." For one night in April, the dining hall is transformed into a medieval banquet hall, and students enjoy medieval fare and dramatic re-enactments of "Beowulf" and dragon battles after besieging and pillaging rival colleges. In addition to raiding other colleges, Stiles has historically also pranked their fellow residential colleges. In 2019, the "Morse" banner in the Morse dining hall was edited overnight to read "Moose". While the culprits were never caught, Stilesians were the prime suspects. The College is well known for a robust arts community, maintaining a student-run art gallery, and holding "Stiles Arts Week" for over 40 years. During Arts Week, the College hosts study breaks and activities which have included painting pots for succulents, workshops in stop-motion animation, and open mic nights. For Arts Week 2020, the week kicked off with a 12 hour knitting marathon called "The Great Knit." Recently Arts Week has included the Stiles Student Film Festival, a formal affair featuring films from all Yale students regardless of major or residential college affiliation. Arts Week culminates in a “classical brunch,” in which Stiles musicians perform classical music during brunch. Heads and deans In 2016, the title of "Master" was changed to "Head of College". Notable alumni Akhil Amar, constitutional law professor (ES '80) Anne Barnard, journalist, The New York Times (ES '92) Ellen Barry, Chief International Correspondent, The New York Times (ES '92) Frances Beinecke, environmentalist (ES '71) Paul Bremer, director and proconsul of post-war Iraq Coalition Provisional Authority (ES '63) Jack Dalrymple, former Governor of North Dakota (ES '70) Dan Froomkin, political columnist and blogger, The Washington Post (ES '85) David Gergen, presidential advisor and political commentator (ES '63) Sara Gilbert, actress (ES '97) Paul Goldberger, architecture critic (ES '72) Mitch Kapor, founder, Lotus Development Corp. (ES '71) Robert G. Kaiser, associate editor, The Washington Post (ES '64) Lloyd Kaufman, director, producer, and owner of Troma Entertainment. (ES '69) Brett Kavanaugh, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. (ES '87) Zoe Kazan, actress and writer (ES '05) Phil LaMarr, actor and comedian (ES '89) Mark Linn-Baker, actor (ES '79) Rebecca Miller, filmmaker and writer (ES '84) Edward Norton, actor (ES '91) Barrington Daniels