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Identical twin alumnae help Blue Origin, New Glenn shoot for the stars

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By David Ching
| The Lebanon Reporter
While monitoring the proceedings from computer consoles at Cape Canaveral, Dayle and Claire Alexander were understandably thrilled to watch Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket soar into orbit. Successfully reaching orbit was a critical step in Blue Origin’s advancement in the commercial space race, and on Jan. 16, the New Glenn team got there on their first launch attempt.
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Purdue alum’s unexpected path to Paralympics leadership

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By David Ching, Lori Sparger
Julie Dussliere planned to become a diplomat. She just didn’t expect that it would be as chief of Paralympics for Team USA. As a Purdue swimmer in the 1990s, Julie Dussliere never expected to work in sports after college. Once she finished her bachelor’s degree, Dussliere (BA Russian ’94) intended to complete a master’s program, and then it was on to law school. International diplomacy was in her future. And that’s what happened — just not the way she envisioned it at the time.
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Purdue’s Caitlin Clark is fulfilling her own childhood dream

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By David Ching
| purdue.edu
Caitlin Clark understands all too well the crowd’s reaction when she crossed the stage to accept her diploma at Purdue’s spring commencement ceremony. It has been a source of amusement over the last few years that she shares a name with a certain superstar athlete — maybe you’ve heard of her — so the commencement attendees’ murmurs, cheers and laughter when they heard her name called were more of a pleasant surprise than a shock. “It’s made it funny to have restaurant reservations.
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