Literature and Print Media
- Butch D'Ambrosio, playwright, and contributor to Mad Magazine
- Nelson DeMille, best-selling author.
- Stephen Dunn, Pulitzer Prize for poetry, 2001, former varsity basketball player.
- John Edwards, Business technology writer. Author of six books. Columnist for PricewaterhouseCoopers'CommunicationsDirect. Contributor to Computerworld, Infoworld and other publications. Podcaster for Electronic Business
- Marilyn French, Feminist, author of the The Women's Room
- Donald S. Kellermann (1927–2010), journalist and opinion researcher.
- Lauren LaCapra, journalist for the New York Daily News, New York Times
- Eric Marmon, Senior Editor / Director of Marketing of the NY Sports Digest
- Vincent Mercogliano, sports journalist for the Daily News in Westchester County New York.
- Bob Rozakis, writer for DC Comics
- Laurie Rozakis, writer of the "Complete Idiots" books
- Samuel Rubenfeld, journalist for the Dow Jones Corruption Currents Blog and the Wall Street Journal
- Ron Shandler, national baseball analyst, author of Baseball Forecaster, founder of BaseballHQ.com, columnist for USA Today.
- George Vecsey, sportswriter with The New York Times
- Robert Viagas, Founder of Playbill.com, Theatre.com; author or editor of 12+ books on theatre, including "Playbill Broadway Yearbook" series
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