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The group was in battles with both the police and the media about the way the Ripper murders were being investigated and reported. MacDonald’s murder was described by police and press as a “tragic mistake” because the previous victims had all been prostitutes, and therefore, in the eyes of many, were complicit in their own deaths.
❖ Lori Attanasio Woodring, ; Joe Marraccino, ; Wendy Milks Coburn, ; Ruby Wang Pizzini, ; Susan Curtis Schneider, ; and Evelyn Achuck Yue, The lesson that Shirley Hegel Hansen () has drawn from the pandemic is that family comes first and we really don’t need too much else, so she really appreciates that all her family members are home now. Her https://wave-accounting.net/ son is home, doing college online, and her husband has been loving working from home. Susan Coombs Hess, PhD ’18’s biggest takeaway from the pandemic has been being able to slow down and accomplish things on her to-do list. She recently retired and has been enjoying traveling, reading, writing, gardening, and finishing house renovations.
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