Harlan D. Logan (April 30, 1904 - December 16, 1994) was a college tennis coach, magazine editor, and majority leader of the

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. As a college student at

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, where he was a member of

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, Harlan was a varsity athlete, lettering in basketball, tennis and track, and making the All-Big Ten basketball first team in his junior year.Hammel & Klingelhoffer
''The Glory of Old IU: Indiana University''
p.33: Sagamore Publishing, 1999 His college life would transition from

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to the

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, where he was a

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. In 1930, Logan became Indiana University's first full-time tennis coach. His next career change was when he became a professor at

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. Logan left NYU to become the editor of ''

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'' from 1936 to 1939. He then directed '' Look Magazine'' until 1952. He then changed to Corning, where he was a public relations director, and later worked for

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as a vice president. In 1968, while living in

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, Logan was elected to that state's

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, and became majority leader in 1969. He left elected office after four years, but remained active in political life until the onset of

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in 1980. Harlan died in 1994 from

References

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