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CAU Senior Who Worked on ‘A Different World’ Killed by Speeding Driver During Homecoming Week

Clark Atlanta student Morgan Gamble died late Tuesday night after a speeding driver crashed into her car in Atlanta’s Summerhill neighborhoo

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