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When Wall Street’s doors reopened yesterday for the first time since last Tuesday??s terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, major airline stockholders had one word on their mind—sell...
...Kennedy ’40, or the event to which this attack has been most frequently compared, the Japanese assault on Pearl Harbor. Eliminating the World Trade Center from all upcoming films and non-news TV programs won’t cause anyone to forget the pain resulting from Tuesday??s attack. If anything, such a response could be considered a form of filmic denial, inflaming, not mitigating, the country’s collective anxiety...
...response, airlines are trying to “restore integrity to the system that was disabled” by last Tuesday??s terrorist attacks, pressing for support in Washington, and continuing to serve custumors, Messing said...
President George W. Bush has repeatedly encouraged America to return to work and create a sense of “normalcy,” but to do so without forgetting the dire consequences of last Tuesday??s terrorist attacks. Tealuxe, in the friendly confines of Harvard Square, has taken the president’s message in stride and tomorrow will be providing all its teas, hot or cold, free of charge. Instead of asking customers to pay for the beverages, they suggest that donations be left for the families of the rescue workers who perished in the collapse...
...understand the desire to crack down on terrorism, and how people feel that killing those responsible for last Tuesday??s attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon would restore their sense of security. But I can’t help feeling that simple revenge will never truly solve our world’s problems...