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...mean you should ignore the financial fallout of what CNN is calling America's New War? Not at all. A recession is all but certain. Yet economically speaking, things haven't changed that much. We were in a severe slowdown and heading for recession before the attacks. Events will unfold faster now, deepening the impact. That should be your main concern. But don't fret about the economy's ability to rebound; it will, possibly even sooner and with more force than would have otherwise been the case. While waiting out the slump, here's how to survive...
...planes may have struck New York and D.C., but the impact of the destruction and tragedy on September 11 instantly jarred the entire nation. Like so many other Americans, Jason E. Whitlow 99, watched the terrible events unfold on television from afar, helpless to stop the fires or hold up the towers. And as reporters on every station endlessly reported the facts of what had happened and cycled through the chronology of the morning events in excruciating detail, the one question that pounded in peoples brains remained unanswered. Who survived? With cell phone connections down and landlines a scarce commodity...
Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) Officer Scott Green serves in the Marines active reserves and Officer Chuck Marren—otherwise known as Marine Master Sergeant Charles Marren (Ret.)—might also be reactivated depending on how the coming weeks and months unfold...
...leave those discussions for tomorrow. Right now I wish to write what I felt as a single American, like any other, who watched the greatest American tragedy in decades unfold on national television...
...threw on our clothes, went over to Matthews, and watched it unfold,” said Joshua M. Mendelsohn ’05, who learned about the attacks from an aunt working for the State Department. “We watched [the news] for two hours before we finally came to our senses and went to Annenberg...