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Wallace Was 1st-Year Business Graduate Student
POSTED: 12:49 pm EDT May 16,
2003
CLEVELAND -- Hundreds turned out today to remember the shooting victim of last week's shooting attack at Case Western Reserve University, according to NewsChannel5.
Friends, family, students and faculty gathered at the Amasa Stone Chapel on campus in honor of Norman Wallace, a man they say gave so much of his life to his family and classmates.Wallace was a first-year student in the Weatherhead School of Management. He was the only person shot when a gunman entered the Peter B. Lewis Building last Friday shooting at random."We should all be so lucky when we leave this earth to have to leave such a legacy of education friends everything so I'm very, very proud of this," said Wallace's uncle, Rick Watkins.The president of Case and the dean of the management school led the service.
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Previous Stories:
- May 15, 2003: Shooting Victim To Be Laid To Rest
- May 13, 2003: Alleged Shooter Had Gun With 32-Round Magazine
- May 12, 2003: Case Professor Hid In Closet From Gunman
- May 11, 2003: University Grieves Loss Of Shooting Victim
- May 10, 2003: CWRU Shooting Suspect In Custody
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