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Remembering a Legacy
Edna Smith Primus was a brilliant lawyer and true public servant. The first Black woman to graduate from the university's School of Law, Primus devoted her career to civil rights and women's rights, arguing cases all the way up to the Supreme Court. For nearly 30 years, she was managing attorney of Palmetto Legal Services, a nonprofit, and she even provided free clinics and offered legal advice to women in correctional facilities.
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Irwin From
Irwin From likes the idea of building on something important to his family, which is why he’s continuing the legacy of supporting scholarships that honor his grandparents and parents.
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Bert Storey
It's been nearly 60 years since Bert Storey earned a degree in civil engineering at Carolina, but he's definitely in tune with America's current need to produce more engineering graduates.
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Edwin "Rudy" Jones
Although officially retired, Edwin “Rudy” Jones still teaches an occasional course, in addition to doing giving a gift to keep a Carolina education within reach for students.
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