Bullets at Northwestern: why did a former research aide shoot a renowned NU faculty member, then kill himself?

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Northwestern University Otolaryngology researcher Mario Ruggero was shot on Mar 9, 1995, by his former research assistant, John Costalupes. Costalupes had been fired in the late 1980s for insubordination, and he blamed his subsequent inability to find a job on Ruggero. Ruggero survived the attack.

Crimes against, College teachers, College faculty, Crime, Northwestern University, Ruggero, Mario, Costalupes, John

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Home alone: in the 1870s Bavaria's leading recluse built three superb castles fit for one king - himself

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Ludwig II, who lived from 1845 to 1866, had a tormented life that led to his overthrow shortly before he drowned. Known as both the Fairy-tale and Mad King, he built three castles to which only he and his household staff had access.

History, Cover Story, Historic sites, Homes and haunts, Bavaria, Germany, Castles, Ludwig II, King of Bavaria

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Meshach Taylor makes a name for himself

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Actors, African American actors, Taylor, Meshach

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