Carol Scudere

Owner of Professional Domestic Services & Institue

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Owner and Director of Professional Domestic Services & Institute, a household services school near Columbus, Ohio; member of the Advisory Board for Celeb Staff magazine

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A conservative columnist reports that we're in " the second great Gilded Age ." A liberal author warns that "a bloated over-class can drag down society."  But a New York Times…

'Ridiculous, Ostentatious Wealth' in America

A conservative columnist reports that we're in " the second great Gilded Age ." A liberal author warns that "a bloated over-class can drag down society."  But a New York Times…

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