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...Viens, Dean, Student 317 1760 290 1044 Bergman, David, Student 545 1824 522 1856 Burrowes, Susan, Social worker 600 1250 522 1015 Babb, Joane, Teacher 317 1790 252 2021 Bowler, William, Student 268 1240 232 1000 Clark, Joyce, Student 341 2260 275 2000 Casey, Virginia, Typist...
...this time, Ian, a nondescript clerk, had met Myra, 18, a typist who soon began moonlighting for Ian as a sadist's apprentice. When their parlor perversities and homemade dirty photographs began to pall, there was very little left to do but to test De Sade's theory: "Murder is a hobby and a supreme pleasure." A young corpse a year, with frequent visits to the graves on the moors, kept Ian and Myra reasonably serene but leaves Williams feverishly laying out plot and explication like a row of tombstones.* He points, he nudges, he oohs...
...body of Ann LeConte, a clerk-typist at the School of Education, was found Sunday lying on the ice under Boston University Bridge...
...when he dressed up like a hillbilly for a high school skit, he was funnier than a bowlegged mule. But later on, after he graduated from the University of Alabama and worked for a spell in New York City as a typist, he came back with a highfalutin accent, and no body thought he was funny any more...
...blast because many corporations, squeezed by shortages of office workers and rising wages, are not even trying to keep full staffs at the typewriters. When the need arises, they happily pay a premium for part-time help. In New York, for example, a temporary-help supplier might pay a typist the going rate of $2.50 an hour, but the company she works for is billed for $3.30-a 30% markup...