TV and film. Notably Star Trek and the remake of Battlestar Galactica. Two-time winner of Hugo Award for Excellence in Science Fiction. Earl A. Powell III, Williams College, 1963. Currently the Director of the National Gallery of Art, in Washington, DC. Archibald Rutledge, Union College, 1905. Poet-laureate of South Carolina, author of Home by the River. Naren Shankar, Cornell University, 1981. Writer/Editor/Producer for television. Science Consultant, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Writer/Editor, Star Trek: Next Generation. Writer, The Outer Limits and Farscape. Executive Producer, CSI. Winner Emmy Award. Nominee for two additional Emmy Awards. Winner, Writers' Guild of Canada Award. Leland Stowe, Wesleyan University (as a local). Pulitzer Prize for Journalism, 1930. Runner-up for a second Pulitzer in 1940, as war correspondent in World War II. John Kirk Train Varnedoe, Williams College, 1964. Former Chief Curator of painting and sculpture, Museum of Modern Art, New York City, 1988-2001. Was dubbed "the most powerful man in the modern art world," by Newsweek before his death in 2003. James N. Wood, Williams College, 1960. Former President and Director of the Art Institute of Chicago, 1980-2004. Business Adolph Coors III, Cornell University, 1934. Executive Coors Brewing. Joseph Coors, Cornell University, 1936. Executive, Coors Brewing. Arthur Labatt, McGill University, 1953. Founder of Trimark Investment Management, former Chancellor of the University of Western Ontario and Officer of the Order of Canada in 1996. William "Bill" Scandling, Hobart College, 1946. Founder of the college meal plan, at one time was the king of the food service industry, and founder of Saga Corporation (sold to Marriott Corp., 1986). Augustus Schell, Union College, 1830. Railroad magnate and the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, 1860 and 1872–1876 Charles Robert Wylie Jr., Lehigh University, 1909. International Executive, Socony-Vacuum Oil Company. Administrator, then Board President of the Memorial Hospital of Pottstown, PA. Sports Donald Getty, University of Western Ontario, 1953. Canadian Football League, 1955-1960. Merle Gulick, Hobart College, 1927. All-American in Football and Lacrosse. College Football Hall of Fame. Chairman, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Board of Trustees, 1950-1961. Richard William Duncan Pound, McGill University, 1957. Former Olympic athlete (1960); Gold, Silver and Bronze medalist at the 1962 Commonwealth Games; Canadian champion (1958, 1960, 1961 and 1962); Secretary General of the Canadian Olympic Committee, 1968–1976; President of the Canadian Olympic Committee, 1977–1982; International Olympic Committee member (IOC), 1978–present; Vice-President of the IOC, 1987–1991 and 1996–2000; Chairman of the World Anti-Doping