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    Letter to the editor in support of The Classic’s handling of controversy surrounding IAP Jahoda

    March 17, 2017
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      Georgette Wallace • Mar 18, 2017 at 10:52 am

      What an AMAZING letter! It is so well deserved and warms the heart of this English teacher. You are fortunate, as was Dr. Kurutz, to also have a wonderful advisor and mentor, Mr. Brian Sweeney.
      Blessings on all of you who research and seek the truth and then publish that truth.
      In admiration,
      Georgette Wallace

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