As economy falls, workers head back to school

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Pamela Zemaya has worked in law firms for 26 years, but to put her daughter and son through college, she had to take on two more jobs.

The foundering economy has hit many hard, but the paralegal has a plan. She is in her third semester taking night classes at Towson University, studying for her pre-law degree with plans to go on to law school, become a lawyer and greatly increase her salary.

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