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Fear struck Harvard Square directly. After a bomb threat last Friday, Holyoke Center was evacuated for about
...attack. I got off of the train but couldn’t get out of the station; there was great confusion as others appeared to be rushing into the station. As commuters tried to push their way towards the exit, a man yelled out that there had been a bomb. The idea seemed so incredible that I thought maybe it was a joke, but yet it was frightening enough that I wanted to escape just in case. I realized that the subway train from which I had come was about to leave the station, leaving me there with nowhere...
...street, a block from the WTC Towers. I saw smoke coming from the top of the North Tower, as well as large amounts of paper falling out of the windows. I started to walk closer to the WTC and to ask others what had happened. Some said a bomb, others a fire, yet still others told me a plane had accidentally crashed into the tower...
...waiting for my train when a prankster called a bomb threat into the station. I found myself once again running frantically out of the building with everyone else. Once we were reassured that it was merely a cruel joke, I returned to the station and boarded my train to Boston, where I was met by my boyfriend and finally stopped worrying that I would never see him again...
...report, there are not many men left alive in that unfortunate land. Most of the population consists of women and children. They are facing famine this winter. Much of the placeincluding the magnificent Buddha statues of another erais already destroyed. It brings no honour to us to bomb ruins further into ruins. In any case, this is a side issue. The main question lies in and around Jerusalem, both in myth, in history, and for the present...