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Peppy Kinsey’s college roommate, Victoria Ferenbach, speculates on what might have happened to Peppy. The chapter reviews the careers of many of the participants in the case: for example, Judge Platt is knighted by Queen Eizabeth after a distinguished legal career in East Africa. The chapter also reviews what has happened to the Peace Corps in the intervening years: decreased numbers of volunteers, congressional funding battles, assaults on women volunteers. But the Peace Corps continues to answer President Kennedy’s exhortation to “ask what you can do for your country.”
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