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Wall Street Journal Notes DePauw's 'Fifth Year Free' Offer

August 31, 1989

East College Spring 2006.jpg August 31, 1989, Greencastle, Ind. - "The fifth one's free at DePauw University," notes the front page of today's Wall Street Journal. The item published in the "Business Bulletin" column continues, "It offers outstanding graduates a tuition-free year to broaden their liberal arts background. The first recipient: Joseph Webster Jr., a Phi Beta Kappa chemistry grad who plans to take courses this fall in art, religion, music and political science."