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Also Known As Indiana Seminary • Indiana College
Areas Of Involvement public education
Notable Alumni Yusef Komunyakaa • David Wagoner • James Watson • Robert M. Gates • Mike Pence • Gary Snyder • Ellwood Cubberley • Suzanne Collins • Todd Young • Robert James Waller • Dan Coats • Robert Coover • Dan Quayle • Tavis Smiley • John T. Chambers • Julia Garner • Philip Dybvig • Renato Dulbecco • James Comer • Easley Blackwood, Jr. • Halston • Kevin Kline • Mark Cuban
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