in a row. Spirit team The Bishop's School does not have a cheerleading squad but has a spirit team called "The Dungeon." The Dungeon is a co-educational spirit team that cheers at various "Knights" athletic events. The Dungeon is responsible for attending all of the athletic events and raising crowds of students to support their peers. Community and school spirit is a fundamental part of the curriculum, and The Dungeon serves as a co-educational spirit team to further student involvement in school life. Student publications Bishop's has several student publications. Noteworthy publications include: The Tower, Bishop's official student newspaper and magazine, published monthly. It covers a variety of topics, but all of them are designed to have some link to Bishop's. The Daily Urinal, an independent daily newspaper which was founded in 2004 and received its moniker after being posted in campus restrooms. Although originally intended to be a humorous publication, the "DU" has tackled both important and controversial issues at Bishop's. It is distributed daily via email. Globe, a student-led magazine, is an annual publication with the purpose of sharing the global and cultural experiences of students and faculty through word and art. Reflections, the Upper School Literary Magazine, is an annual publication that accepts prose, poetry, and art of all kinds. Dragonwings, the Middle School literary magazine. Quanta, a science publication, was established at Bishop's in 2010. Spectrum, a student diversity newsletter, distributed monthly via email, was established at Bishop's in 2016. Eye on Visual Arts, an art publication, was established at Bishop's in 2019. Notable alumni Pancho Barnes — 1910s, pioneering female aviator Tyler Buchner — 2021, Notre Dame quarterback Andrew Campbell — 2002, yachtsman, four-time All-American and 2008 Summer Olympics competitor Andrew Cunanan — American spree killer Gretel Ehrlich — 1963, travel writer, poet, and essayist M.F.K. Fisher — 1927, epicurean, culinary historian, and memoirist Marjory Gengler — 1969, tennis player Edwin "Eddy" Glazener - 2012, Redwoods PLL Professional Lacrosse Defenseman Jean Guerrero — 2006, investigative journalist, author, and former foreign correspondent J. J. Isler — 1981, yachtswoman, 1992 Summer Olympics medalist and America's Cup competitor Gary Jules — 1987, singer-songwriter Eric Lax — 1962, editor, writer, and author Elliott Liu — 2008, chess player Chris McKenna — 1988, television writer, producer, and film writer Inga Orekhova — 2009, professional basketball player Roy Perkins — 2008, Paralympic swimmer, two-time Paralympic gold medalist Ankur Rathee — 2009,