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Marshall Katlers torso is a necessary burden, even if he drops it on the way to the elevator and has to drag it hurriedly along Huntington Avenue. He doesnt complain, though. He quickly makes his way to the Farragut School in Roxbury, where 24 fifth-graders await Katlers - and his torsos - arrival.https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/wp-content/uploads/2005/12/17-hsph1-450-1.jpg