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First Person: DePauw Nursing
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Old Gold: The president and the benefactor: Close friendship created an enduring legacy
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THE PUBLIC SERVANTS: Jane Noble Luljak ’49

It’s an unlikely story, to be sure.

A DePauw senior from Kokomo, Indiana, who “on a lark” puts a political science major to the test and runs for and wins a seat in the state legislature.
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THE PUBLIC SERVANTS: Veronica Pejril

Veronica Pejril readily admits she started it.
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THE PUBLIC SERVANTS: Terry Crone ’74

Terry Crone ’74 especially enjoyed courtroom work over the nine-plus years he practiced law in South Bend, so the trend “that lawyers were going to be spending less and less time in the courtroom” worried him.
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THE PUBLIC SERVANTS: John Hammond ’76

The governor’s second term was winding down, leaving the people who had helped him get into office and served him there scrambling for their next step.

“I felt a little untethered by it because it was a glorious experience and you do feel like, at least in a macro sense, you were helping people,” said John Hammond ’76, who for his entire career had been tethered to Indiana Gov. Robert D. Orr.

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