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...while we can continue to increase our security, there’s no guarantee that one day our luck won’t run out once again. I’m not suggesting that the United States is in any way to blame for the motivations behind last Tuesday??€™s tragedy. But seeking to understand it is something that we owe to ourselves, and to our future...
Paul Ambrose, a 2000 graduate of the School of Public Health (HSPH), died in last Tuesday??€™s terrorist attack on the Pentagon...
...markets are now closed after the first day of trading since last Tuesday??€™s tragedy, and economic analysts have breathed a sigh of relief. Though the 680-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average was the largest in the history of the index, it was much smaller in percentage terms than the crash of 1987—which did not bring substantial economic distress. The financial world experienced severe personal and physical loss in the terrorist attack of Sept. 11, but like the country as a whole, it seems intent on rebuilding and moving forward...
Decisions were made concerning these games last week, and in a country suddenly united by grief and fear and anger, these decisions represented a rare point of argument. Tuesday??€™s games were cancelled almost everywhere, but the question of when to begin playing again loomed large...
...feel both tremendous sadness and anger every time I think about the tragic events of Sept. 11. But hearing about the attack on my cousin has forced me to think about this national crisis in a different light. I have had little time to mourn the victims of last Tuesday??€™s tragedy because now I have to worry about the backlash against my family and friends who have dark skin or foreign-sounding names...