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Ella T Grasso

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October 9, 2016

 

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She was born to immigrant parents James and Maria Olivia Tambussi on May 10, 1919, in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Ella started Mount Holyoke College in 1936 and graduated magna cum laude with her Bachelors degree in 1940. While she was an undergraduate she majored in economics and sociology, and she minored in history and political science...
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Her junior year she earned a Phi Beta Kappa key, then she was a part-time assistant and teacher for the Department of Economics and Sociology. Later, in 1942, she received her Masters degree in economics and sociology from Mount Holyoke. After two years of teaching college statistics, Ella returned home to Windsor Locks and married Thomas Grasso...
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