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BOND Co-Chair, Justin C. Ocean ’03 said his non-political group did not alter its plans becausee of the one-month anniversary of the attacks...
...takes up about two hours of his day, but watching football Sundays and Mondays can take anywhere from six to 12 hours. His ability to spend time doing anything else or even seeing anyone has dwindled. In addition to sucking away his social life, he says that gambling can alter his personality. “This seriously affects people’s lives,” he says. “After a win, I am a happy, confident kid. After losing, I’m pissed off and I feel like a chump. How something so independent of skills...
Immediate editorial changes have been minimal. Marvel gave its creators the option to alter content they deemed inappropriate, resulting in the Twin Towers being removed from a scene in a Spiderman book. DC comics also offered retailers the option of returning copies of an already-shipped Superman book which featured aliens destroying buildings...
Dershowitz has urged the government to involve civil libertarians in whatever decision they make that might alter civil liberties. He has also advocated a “sunset provision” on any changes to civil liberties that may occur—meaning that changes would be eliminated after a certain amount of time so there is no “permanent diminution” of civil liberties...
...Americans will change some aspect of their lives in response to the tragedies. While that also means that more than 60% won't, some people wonder how honest the respondents were being. The public has made a great show of declaring that no terrorist is going to make Americans alter the way they live. And while such swagger has served us well in the past, this time it may simply be discouraging us from admitting how downright scared we are. Doing so could be a vital step toward recovery...