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Developer give J From Staff Reports Office park developer ira McKissick Koger of Jacksonville, Fla., has made a $100,000 gift to USC to create an endowed chair professorship in the fine arts, as a part of I'SC's Summit fund campaign. The gift was announced by Arthur Williams, general chairman of the Summit Fund and retired board chair man 01 ^oum Carolina tiectric and Gas Co. Williams said the chair will be known as the "Ira McKissick Koger Distinguished Professorship in the Fine Arts" in recognition of the Charleston native's national reputation as a patron of major musical organizations and art museums. "IRA ROGER'S generous contribution to our $35 million Summit Fund campaign certainly will inspire alumni Ortrl /> hor fr inr*/4r rtf >/? * o uuili iii^nu^ nit uiuvv;idiiy 111 South Carolina and elsewhere to increase support of their alma mater," Williams said. 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