Tag: 9/11
Jailed Americans still in Afghanistan
The Los Angeles Times could not have explained the situation any better when it reported in its Sept. 16 issue, "Amid the grieving for thousands of American victims of terrorism and the clamor for revenge, the fate of two U.S. aid workers imprisoned in Afghanistan has all but been forgotten."
University addresses threat of war: Candlelight vigil illuminates Rock
Freshman journalism major Alex Molina and freshman Jaclyn Ly, took part in a candlelight vigil Sept. 14 to remember those who were lost in last week's terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C.
University addresses threat of war: Campus reacts to tragedy
Richard McDowell opened a panel discussion with a moment of silence to remember the lives that were taken on the tragic morning of Sept. 11.
University addresses threat of war: Malott discusses terrorism
John Malott, the former U.S. ambassador to Malaysia, spoke to University of La Verne students and faculty Tuesday about last week's devastating terrorist attacks on America.
Letters to the Editor
There is no question that the events that transpired on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, were a tremendous tragedy. I grieve for the victims and their families and hope that they may find some measure of comfort in the tremendous outpouring of sympathy the world has shown.
Kinder, simpler, funner fair reopens
Themed "Kinder. Simpler. Funner," the Los Angeles County Fair is town again until Sept. 23. Despite closing Tuesday because of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C., the fair reopened as scheduled.