USU
students write about the terrorist attack
First-person
account: Senators running around like everyone else
09/21/01
Amy McIff, a USU intern in D.C., saw people running out of the buildings;
people were just running all over the place. There was no formal signal
as to leave or where to go, or what to do. Everything was chaotic. /
By Amy McIff, with introduction by Julie Sulunga
Let's not
reach out in hatred
09/20/01
Inward and upward reaching cannot hurt us as individuals nor as a nation.
But personally extending our arms in hatred will only deepen our wounds.
/ By Heather Jo White
What do terrorists
think? Don't they know the value of life?
09/18/01
Life is so precious. Did these terrorists even think about that? Did
they realize that we Americans are human beings? To sink so low as to
use innocent, naive lives to accomplish their task places them within
the greatest evil source this earth can contain. It is one thing to
defend; it is another to instigate the evil, relentless thing called
war. / By Rachel Ames
My generation's
day of infamy
09/18/01
I call it "The Day America Stopped." We all stopped and watched and
listened. We all stopped and prayed. Travel plans and daily life stopped.
Confidence and security stopped. Classes and meaningless conversations
stopped. / By Hilary Ingoldsby
A call to
stand united: Text of Leon D'souza's remarks at Thursday's vigil
09/14/01 The
great pacifist, Mahatma Gandhi, once said that an eye for an eye makes
everyone blind. / By Leon D'souza
Time for courage,
not revenge
09/14/01 There
have been calls for reparations and retribution. Will we retaliate?
/ By Alisha Geary
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