Word: stench
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...positive attitude during the more anxious moments in New York this fall. Leonard currently lives three blocks east of the World Trade Center Plaza. In the immediate aftermath of the attack, there was no power in Leonards apartment for seven days and his own block was engulfed in the stench that many have noted when visiting the site of the Twin Towers. (Many current students like Emily L. Katz 02 and Adam M. Taub 02, a Crimson editor, have called this smellsimilar to burning rubberthe most shocking and powerful element of their Ground Zero visits.) However, as soon as Leonard...
...extremely worried about the emerging monopoly on the definition of bravery. Two towers were reduced to smoldering rubble, instantaneously ending more than 4,500 innocent peoples’ lives. The landscape of Manhattan has been transformed, and symbols of American industry and strength have been replaced by a lingering stench of death and destruction that still permeates lower Manhattan. On Sept. 11, for the first time during my life, war planes patrolled our skies. Now, more innocent Americans are being targeted with letters laced with anthrax. And the government warns us this is only the beginning, but it won?...
...American driving public can understand, we?re four-tenths of a mile away from the great crematorium. Tribeca is the nice place near the awful place: Beverly Hills down the block from Bosnia. But proximity to an instant cemetery gives us a vicarious creepiness, what with the acrid stench of compressed steel and flesh, and the constant police presence; a few weeks ago a three-foot concrete barricade was erected around the Western Union Building across the street, presumably because of the telcom companies and government agencies housed there. So we feel as if we are close enough...
...allowed: at Wangdue Phodrang, a village in central Bhutan, we were deterred from entering by stories of the regional administrator's fondness for whipping. In Paro, however, some high-ranking officials were happy to guide us around their temple. Inside, a sweet fog of cypress incense fought with the stench of butter lamps, which threw out flickering spokes of gold across mandala paintings on the crumbling walls...
Despite the mess, stench and frustration of losing valuable possessions, students said the situation was handled well...