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	Thursday, September 20, 2001 Editorial
	High finance Bail out must benefit laid off workers For two and half days, the airline industry was brought to its knees. Flights were stopped. Passengers were stranded across the country. Airlines lost millions of dollars in partial refunds. And with the threat of bankruptcy and large losses for many companies, including American Airlines based in Fort Worth, tens of thousands of jobs are expected to be eliminated. The terrorist attacks Sept. 11 not only damaged the American psyche, but they also hurt a very large sector of our economy. full story	No one can know what war will bring Osama bin Laden may be a monster, but the United States created him by Amanda Emerson Skiff Staff More than one week after Sept. 11, the surreality of watching the World Trade Center crumble on live television slowly fades into heart-numbing reality. While the emotional and human side of the tragedy still takes precedence, we begin to clarify the political implications of the attacks. full story
	Tolerance singular method to prevent future violence by Bree Locke Skiff Staff With millions of others around the country, I have been struggling with the events of the past week, searching and grappling for any comfort and solace I can find in this time of terror. I have faith in the Lord’s plan for us, and my constant prayers to Him keep me calm. full story
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