| Our Perspective ...
9-11: ‘All the world [was] our
stage’ |
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That
Tuesday looked more like a nuclear winter than the normal hustle
and bustle we’re supposed to see in New York.
Hundreds of miles removed, safe on our mountaintop
campus, we watched in horror as the scenes were replayed throughout
the day.
Never had our generation witnessed such an attack
on our home soil.
America’s eyes were open and we were at the realization that
the freedom we have all taken for granted came at a price few of
us were willing to pay.
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Many Americans
do not want War with Iraq
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James Nix
Production Editor |
At the one-year anniversary
of 9-11, President George W. Bush is on the brink of war with Iraq.
In the past year, W’s finger has gradually shifted from Osama
bin Laden, to the Taliban, to the “Axis of Evil” (which
included Iraq) and now to Saddam Hussein, the man who gave his father
so much trouble a decade ago.
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| Did 9-11 actually change anyone’s
outlook? |
April Klaassen
Staff Writer
Multicultural Beat |
One year
ago, we watched in horror as the World Trade Center collapsed onto
the smoky streets of New York City. One year ago, some shed tears
and some of us circled Sanford Mall united in prayer without thought
to the person at our side’s race, denomination or lifestyle.
One year ago, some of us called our parents just to tell them we
loved them.
So, what are we doing now?
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