not allowed to intervene in editorial policy unless there are legal issues involved. Alumni Some of the Charlatan's alumni have become renowned journalists, authors, designers, and photographers. Three of the former directors of Carleton's School of Journalism — T. Joseph Scanlon, Stuart Adam and Peter Johansen — are Charlatan alumni, as are several other members of the school's current faculty. Notable alumni include: David Berman, author Bob Cox, Winnipeg Free Press Publisher Greg Ip, The Economist editor, former Wall Street Journal reporter Warren Kinsella, National Post media columnist and former aide to prime minister Jean Chrétien Richard Labonté, literary critic and anthologist Mark MacKinnon, The Globe and Mail foreign correspondent Mark Masters, The Sports Network hockey reporter James Orr, film director and screenwriter Sasa Petricic, CBC TV correspondent Paul Watson, Toronto Star blogger and correspondent Chris Wattie, National Post reporter Steven, mannequin Vahe Guzelimian, photographer Jennifer Pagliaro, Toronto Star city reporter Chris Hannay, The Globe and Mail political reporter Temur Durrani, The Globe and Mail reporter Gregory "Jreg" Guevara, Ottawa Mayor candidate (2022 Ottawa municipal election) and International Political Journalist Current Staff Editor-in-chief: Isabel Harder Copy editor: Makayla Morgan News editors: Mark Ramzy and Dominique Gené National editor: Evert Lindquist Features editor: Pippa Norman Op-ed editor: Faith Greco Arts editor: Natasha Baldin Sports editor: Jayden Dill Photo editor: Emmanuella Onyeme Graphics editor: Angel Xing Social media manager: Jenna Legge Multimedia/web editor: Matteo Golin Managing editor: Giuseppe Ivan Sestini Competition The Charlatan competed (usually in a friendly manner, though not exclusively) with The Resin, a student-run newspaper for residence students funded by the Rideau River Residence Association. Founded as the Pho-paw in 1973, it had suspended its operations between 2008 and 2012 before being revived, but it finally ceased publication in 2014. It returned in online form only in 2015. Carleton's engineering society also has its own newspaper, The Iron Times, which runs a satirical column every issue called "Uses for The Charlatan." Over the years, Carleton has supported several other campus newspapers, including the CUSA Update, published by CUSA for a short time after the Charlatan's incorporation in 1988. None of these competitors have survived to the present day. Launching its first issue on February 9, 2009, The Leveller describes itself as "a publication covering news, current events, and culture at Carleton University, in the City of Ottawa and, to a lesser extent, the wider world". The Leveller had published