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Famous Alumni: Karen Koning AbuZayd - current acting Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency; former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Joseph P. Allen - NASA Space Shuttle Astronaut Jim Alling - President of Starbucks Coffee U.S. Robert Apatoff - CEO of Rand McNally Bret Baier - FOX News White House correspondent Joseph W. Barr (1936) - Secretary of the Treasury (1968-69), FDIC Chairman Buzzie Bavasi - retired general manager, Los Angeles Dodgers Charles A. Beard (1898) - Famous author and one of the most influential American historians of the early 20th century; husband of Mary Ritter Beard, one of four founders of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Mary Ritter Beard - Noted U.S. historian and leader in the women's suffrage movement; one of four founders of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Albert Beveridge - U.S. Senator (IN) Timothy Collins - Founder of Ripplewood Holdings Harvey Weir-Cook Tom Colten -- Louisiana Republican politician, mayor, and transportation secretary Gretchen Cryer - writer, actress, and lyricist Anna Elizabeth Dickinson - Influential abolitionist and suffragist who was the first woman to speak before the United States Congress Lee E. Dirks - Founder and Chairman of Dirks, Van Essen & Murray, the leading merger-and-acquisition firm in the U.S. newspaper industry Joseph Flummerfelt - noted conductor of Westminster Choir College Nancy Ford - composer Bob Franks - former U.S. Congressman Ford Frick - Major League Baseball Commissioner (1951-65) Hillary A. Gobin - theologian, educator, college president James P. Goodrich (1885) - Governor of Indiana (1917-21) Judson Green - CEO of NAVTEQ; board member of DreamWorks Animation and Harley-Davidson Rob Harrell - Cartoonist creator of "Big Top" Lee Hamilton - vice chair of the 9/11 Commission and currently serves on the Homeland Security Advisory Council Bill Hayes - actor, TV's Days of Our Lives Angie Hicks - founder of Angie's List Steve Hollar - Co-star of the basketball movie "Hoosiers" Jimmy Ibbotson - longtime member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band John Jakes - novelist Vernon Jordan Jr. - noted broker and executive, former president of the National Urban League, personal friend and advisor to Bill Clinton Percy Julian - Research chemist of international renown and a pioneer in the chemical synthesis of medicinal drugs Bernard Kilgore - former editor of the Wall Street Journal who turned the publication into one of national significance Barbara Kingsolver - contemporary fiction writer, founder of Bellwether Prize for "literature of social change" Andrew Madsen - President of Darden Restaurants, which includes the Olive Garden chain Julie McWhirter - voice actress best known for her work in Hanna-Barbera cartoons, such as Jeannie, Drak Pack and The Smurfs Major Reuben Webster Millsaps - Founder of Millsaps College in Mississippi Mary Meeker - Internet equity research analyst at Morgan Stanley dubbed "Queen of the Net" Jeffrey T. Mezger - President, CEO of KB Home Richard Peck - Newbery Medal-winning author Eugene C. Pulliam - noted newspaper publisher Dan Quayle - 44th Vice President of the United States under George H. W. Bush James C. Quayle - noted newspaper publisher Loren Pope (1933) - nationally acclaimed authority on colleges; authored "Looking Beyond the Ivy League" and "Colleges that Change Lives" Steven Rales - Chairman of Danaher Corporation; #117 on Forbe's list of billionaires in 2006 Bill Rasmussen - founder of ESPN Scott Rasmussen - Co-founder of ESPN and founder of Rasmussen Reports Al Ries - author and marketing expert Mark Rolfing - NBC golf analyst Steve Sanger - CEO of General Mills Howard C. Shepard, Sr. - Former president of the National City Bank of New York, now Citibank Theodore "Tim" Solso - CEO of Cummins Martha Steele-Robes, Dow Jones director James B. Stewart, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Blood Sport, DisneyWar and other titles Dick Tomey - college football coach James E. Watson - U.S. Senator (IN) (Majority Leader 1929-33) Pharez Whitted - jazz trumpeter, composer, and producer