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...husband William. A family friend named Jerry Read, who had once worked for Harbor Lawn but quit in disgust, told the widow that the remains were not her husband's. Says Read: "Bodies were doubled up on shelves in the refrigerator. When they got full, they'd stack the bodies on the garage floor and leave them there for days." Read and other former employees further charge that bins full of excess ashes were sometimes wheeled out to the cemetery grounds and dumped into still open graves. Cooper sued and eventually settled out of court, but her account...
...Their graphic wit and punch reached a memorable climax in the final scene, where poor Tom Rakewell, insane at last, finds himself in Bedlam. The wall is covered with graffiti, each one a quotation from Hogarth, and in front of it the chorus of lunatics is housed in a stack of boxes, splayed in false perspective, a feverish metaphor of cellular confinement...
...Crimson held the Wildcats without a score for most of the first period. At 16:22, though, Lorie Hutchinson took Terry Stack's feed from the corner boards in the slot and pumped it home...
...Lorie Hutchinson (Terry Stack) 16:22; UNH, Lauren Apollo (unassisted) 1:51; H, Dinny Starr (unassisted) 9:42; UNH, Bridget Steams (Hutchinson, Robin Balducci) 11:07; UNH, Balducci (Hutchinson, Kathy Kazmaler) 17:10; UNH, Balducci (Hutchinson, Apollo...
When Psychiatrist Harry Stack Sullivan saw this kind of repetition neurosis, he called it parataxic distortion. We call it learning from history. With a dutiful invocation of Santayana's banality about those doomed to repeat the past, we have permitted the ghosts of history to enter our debates and to control them...