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An Art Collector Sold a Painting for $165 Million to Raise Funds for Criminal Justice Reform

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By Jordan Rudner
| Splinter Verified
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Five months ago, art collector Agnes Gund sold one of the most valuable paintings in her collection—Roy Lichtenstein’s “Masterpiece”—for an eye-popping $165 million. On Monday, she explained why she did it: to start a fund supporting criminal justice reform. “This is one thing I can do before I die,” Gund, who is 78, told The New York Times. “Masterpiece” used to hang over Gund’s mantel. In January, she sold it to hedge fund manager Steve Cohen.
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Navy names aircraft carrier for Dorie Miller, black sailor from Waco and unlikely Pearl Harbor hero

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By Todd J. Gillman Verified, Aubree Abril, Jordan Rudner
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
WASHINGTON – The Navy is poised to name its newest aircraft carrier for World War II icon Doris “Dorie” Miller, the mess attendant from Waco who became a surprise hero of Pearl Harbor when he manned a machine gun that he and other black sailors had been excluded from using. Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly will announce the honor Monday — Martin Luther King Jr. Day — at a ceremony in Honolulu.
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McCombs School of Business, Cockrell School of Engineering receive $60 million donation - The Daily Texan

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By Jordan Rudner
| The Daily Texan Verified
When President William Powers Jr. met James Mulva in 1969 while stationed with the U.S. Navy on Bahrain Island, neither man expected the friendship to last. Forty-five years later, their relationship is strong, and Mulva and his wife are donating $60 million to support both the McCombs School of Business and the Cockrell School of Engineering.
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