Indiana's universities give industry a boost: State touts wealth of higher-ed insurance programs
Politicians seem so much more 21st century when they talk about attracting life sciences and information technology jobs to
Indiana. But they're not about to ignore the state's second-largest employer-the often-overlooked insurance industry. Indiana
insurers employ more than 60,000 Hoosiers, second only to farming, and pay an average annual salary of $47,500, nearly $10,000
more than the state average, according to a 2004 study by Purdue University. Moreover, the industry boasts some of the state's
largest public and private companies-WellPoint...
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I'm sure there are others, but his name automatically came to my mind
Houdini
magician on the court
STEVE MARTIN - funny magic
It has to be Houdini!