So back to JanSport it was. @Michelle No kidding! When I heard he had died, my first thought was "someone invented the school backpack?" Because like you say, it's something that just seems like ...

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Rebecca Nicolas said the gun was found through the school's weapon detection system. The student who had the gun in their backpack was arrested and will be charged, according to Nicolas.

Murray McCory, who founded the outdoor equipment company JanSport while still in college and whose signature innovation, a lightweight backpack, revolutionized school life for millions of students ...

Take the school backpack, for example. Its invention can be traced to one man, Murray McCory, who died last month. McCory founded JanSport in 1967 with his future wife (Jan, the company’s namesake).

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The charter school participates in the food bank's Backpack Buddy program, which provides nutritious food for children to take home over the weekend during the school year and during summer.

The story of the school accessory ... zero for the invention of the backpack as we know it.” Rauls said that Murray McCory was an engineering student at the UW back in the late 1960s.