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Mary Anne Evans

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Freelance blogger with own France website, travel writer and editor and guide book author. Long love affair with hot France and cold Finland. I'm European
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Jackson colleges report low crime numbers despite high city rate Original

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By Mary Anne Evans
| The Clarion-Ledger Verified
Several colleges in the Jackson, Mississippi, area report very low crime rates despite being in a high-crime city. University officials attribute low on-campus crime to extensive security measures like cameras and a strong reporting culture. Despite being located in one of Mississippi's highest-crime cities, several Jackson-area colleges and universities have reported almost no serious crime in recent years.
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Families sue Attala School District over alleged strip searches

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By Mary Anne Evans
| Hattiesburg American Verified
July 2, 2026, 12:47 p.m. CT The Attala County School District is facing a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by seven families who claim their children were subjected to unconstitutional strip searches at McAdams High School. According to the complaint, filed June 15, the incident occurred around 9 a.m. Feb. 10, 2026, when school and campus security personnel removed a group of male students from a restroom area, detained them, and conducted individual searches of their bodies.
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200 RECURRENT DYSPHAGIA AFTER POEM PREDICTED BY LEARNING CURVE AND FUNCTIONAL LUMEN IMAGING PROBE AVAILABILITY

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By Dylan Loeb McClain Verified, Mary Anne Evans, Jacob R. Moremen
| Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Verified
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