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...even if we capture every single person responsible for these attacks and punish them accordingly, as I believe we should, we’ll have come no closer to destroying the roots of terrorism—the very fire that drives those who would dare commit horrendous attacks like those we witnessed on Sept...
...understand is not to condone, and while the attack we witnessed is undoubtedly horrible, it’s not beyond our capacity to begin to try and comprehend how a person can become so lost as to commit these unspeakable crimes. If we refuse to try and understand, if we simply deny the humanity of these terrorists, then we will never be able to have a chance at truly being able to stop them. New generations motivated by the same emotions will emerge, and while we can continue to increase our security, there’s no guarantee that...
Would that we could know without a doubt what persons were about to commit terrorist attacks and have a sure and safe way of arresting them without harming innocent civilians. Sophisticated as the Israeli army and security forces are, they were not able to carry out a clean removal of terrorists, and this strike was condemned by Palestinians and many Israelis. The men who were targeted were prominent Islamic political leaders, and the outrage that followed their deaths suggests that although these men were involved in some way in terrorism, the response the attack created will only lead to more...
Americans, however, should not be afraid. We have an alternative, namely to commit ourselves to boosting the markets. By not selling off stocks, by being bullish today and in the coming weeks, we can maintain confidence in the economy and keep America strong...
...asked one another, "Have you read the book?" The following day, the 2,321 freshmen broke into small groups for discussions led by faculty and administrators of A Lesson Before Dying, Ernest Gaines' acclaimed 1993 novel about a black man condemned to die for a crime he did not commit and the black teacher who visits him in jail. Author Gaines is scheduled to deliver the convocation address this week. And later this month the theater department will stage a play adapted from the book...