Tag: 9/11

In what has been labeled “Torturegate,” the Bush administration is facing another allegation of deception and depravity after New York Times stories last month uncovered the administration’s torture tactics of imprisoned detainees.

A beautiful orange rose, a sparkling clear wine glass and a smile greeted the guests who attendened the 7th annual Taste of La Verne celebration at the La Verne Community Center held on Sept. 11.

Iraq immediately comes to mind when terrorism or international affairs are mentioned, but it is important to remember that we need to learn as much as we can about our current situation with that country to avoid any similar future scenarios, said John Linarelli, professor of Law at the University of La Verne.

Recent findings in a report following the trends in volunteerism among college students shows an increase of about 20 percent from the years 2002 to 2005 and attributes the increase in volunteerism to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

I stared through the lens of my manual Olympus camera trying to capture the perfect shot. My shutter speed was set to 1000 and my aperture was 16.

Rolling out of bed, I stumbled across my bedroom to my silver TV. After missing the “on” button twice, the screen came to life. Still rubbing my eyes, I scrolled through the channels till I reached KTLA Channel 5, my usual morning news program of choice.