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Article: A teacher-student bond that may have foiled murder.(USA)
- Article from:
- The Christian Science Monitor
- Article date:
- December 7, 2001
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Byline: Christina McCarroll Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
NEW BEDFORD, MASS. -- The walls of Rachel Jupin's class are covered with homemade posters of grinning Greek gods. Her twelfth-graders read "Hamlet." Her freshmen pour over "The Odyssey."
But somewhere between the Straits of Messina and "To be, or not to be," a plot of intrigue, romance, and alleged murder unfolded in this Massachusetts coastal city. It could have led, police say, to a Columbine-like massacre.
Instead, it was apparently foiled by an unusual bond between Mrs. Jupin and a student - a tie that underscores how vital the student-teacher connection can ...
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Article: New Bedford teacher's tale of love, loyalty.(News)
The Boston Herald;
December 23, 2001 ;
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... ... victims. Bowman feared Jupin, her mentor as well ... and came forward. "Amy went on to say that Ms. Jupin was like a mother to ... her four friends. "Amy also stated that she ... let anyone hurt Ms. Jupin and that she would personally ...
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