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	Thursday, September 13, 2001 Editorial
	Remain united Citizens must not wrongly assign blame The effects of Tuesday’s attacks on the United States have been felt by the entire nation. We are shocked, angry and scared. The sense of security so intrinsic to America has been stolen, and we all wonder if we will ever feel safe within our borders again. full story	Watching a nightmare unfold Washington intern experiences tragedy first-hand at ground zero by Brian Casebolt Skiff Staff In light of the many events Tuesday, I am compelled to write home about the tragedies now facing our nation. The emotions currently sweeping the United States are from an era we as students have only learned from history books. full story
Your Views Letters to the editor TCU’s mission is ready for action after tragedy I am, like everyone else, horrified by the events of Tuesday. It is unspeakable, unthinkable, unimaginable. My son works on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, and I am relieved to say he made it home to his family safely. But it was not so for many like myself, who feared for the safety of someone held dear. For all of them, we grieve. full story	Cold war mentality makes no sense Nation has a choice to use old solutions or create a new world by Matt Colglazier Skiff Staff We have passed over into death’s dream kingdom. No longer innocent. No longer real. Our struggle for power, that is our attempt to hold power, has been diverted, blown up. full story	Brutal retaliation for attacks is morally justified by Benjamin Meier Skiff Staff The events of this past week should serve to make America aware that the global landscape has been irrevocably altered. full story

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