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Generous Donor Contributes $10,000 to Every IU Law Graduate

KTSM••Deja Studdard
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A notable donor has pledged $10,000 to each graduate of the Indiana University Law School, aiming to inspire them to give back to their communities. This significant contribution highlights the importance of supporting legal education and encourages graduates to consider philanthropy as they advance in their careers. The initiative not only aids the financial burden on graduates but also promotes a culture of giving among future legal professionals. Recipients are encouraged to use this gift as a stepping stone to make a positive impact in society.

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