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Hal Higdon

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Lifetime marathoner (111 total), contributing editor Runner's World, & best-selling author. Creator of time-tested, training plans for runners of all levels.
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Leopold and Loeb: The Crime of the Century (Centenary Edition)

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By Hal Higdon
| Bookreporter Verified
In LEOPOLD AND LOEB, Hal Higdon presents a thorough, thoughtful and appropriately eerie account of the evil deeds perpetrated by two highly gifted young men seeking to achieve the “perfect crime.” The book opens in May 1924 when 19-year-old Nathan Leopold and his friend and accomplice, 18-year-old Richard Loeb, kidnapped 14-year-old Bobby Franks, which was planned and carried out to prove their innate superiority.
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Leopold and Loeb

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By Hal Higdon
| uillinois.edu
About the Book The 1924 murder of fourteen-year-old Bobby Franks by Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb shocked the nation. One hundred years later, the killing and its aftermath still reverberate through popular culture and the history of American crime. Hal Higdon’s true crime classic offers an unprecedented examination of the case.
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OTC can be part of the cure for workforce shortage

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By Hal Higdon
| Springfield News-Leader Verified
Hal Higdon The headlines can be staggering: "." "Top barrier to more jobs in Missouri is lack of skilled workers, state survey finds." "No end in sight to the worker shortage." The Ozarks are experiencing record-low unemployment. Anyone who wants a job can get one, but a recent study shows that more trained workers are needed to maintain economic growth in the state.
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