Recent Crimson Managing Editors
- Rebecca D. Robbins '14: 140th Guard (Spring and Fall 2013)
- Julie M. Zauzmer '13: 139th Guard (Spring and Fall 2012)
- Elias J. Groll '12: 138th Guard (Spring and Fall 2011)
- Esther I. Yi '11: 137th Guard (Spring and Fall 2010)
- Clifford M. Marks '10: 136th Guard (Spring and Fall 2009)
- Paras D. Bhayani '09: 135th Guard (Spring and Fall 2008)
- Javier C. Hernandez '08: 134th Guard (Spring and Fall 2007)
- Daniel J. Hemel '07: 133rd Guard (Spring and Fall 2006)
- Zachary M. Seward '07-'09: 133rd Guard (January 2006)
- Stephen M. Marks '06: 132nd Guard (Spring and Fall 2005)
- Elisabeth S. Theodore '05: 131st Guard (Spring and Fall 2004)
- David H. Gellis '04: 130th Guard (Spring and Fall 2003)
- Daniela J. Lamas '03: 129th Guard (Spring and Fall 2002)
- Vasugi V. Ganeshananthan (V.V. Ganeshananthan) '02: 128th Guard (Fall 2001)
- Parker R. Conrad '02: 128th Guard (Spring 2001)
- Rosalind S. Helderman '01: 127th Guard (Spring and Fall 2000)
- Georgia N. Alexakis '00: 126th Guard (Spring and Fall 1999)
- Andrew S. Chang '99: 125th Guard (Spring and Fall 1998)
- Valerie J. MacMillan '98 and Andrew A. Green '98: 124th Guard (Spring and Fall 1997)
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