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A Morgan State University alumnus couldn’t afford to finish his degree. He’s giving $20 million to make sure others can.
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February 22, 20213 min read, 580 words

A Morgan State University alumnus couldn’t afford to finish his degree. He’s giving $20 million to make sure others can.A Morgan State University alumnus couldn’t afford to finish his degree. He’s giving $20 million to make sure others can.

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Published: February 22, 2021  |  3 min read, 580 words
AdvertisementBy Baltimore SunFeb 22, 2021 at 3:38 pmUnable to pay his tuition, Calvin E. Tyler Jr. dropped out of Morgan State College in 1963 and took a job as a truck driver, as one of the first 10 UPS drivers in Baltimore in 1964.On Monday, Tyler and his wife, Tina, pledged to...
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