University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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GOD BLESS AMERICA. Daniel Torres Senior ,Biologey 9:30 ?.m. , Daniel Torres began his hormal Work day at the Student Activities office-in '55: the University Center h before hearing the news. He iiiitially didntt know it was a'terrorist- attack, and said, 91 will never forget Dan Rather saying, The 'Worl'ti Trade Center towers havejust collapsed? To keep updated on the devel- e oping events, he listened to the radio for the rest of this 7'5 shiftat work. ; Heidi Luedemann Junior Business Law , 10:40 am. LARer her 9:25 am, English L, class let out at 10:40 a.m., Heidi Luedemannhs friend told her about the attack. Immediately after hearing the news, Luedemann went L h home and watched CNN. A resident of Long Island, New York, she called home to make sure her family and friends were al- right. Relieved to f ind that they were ok, she took the day off and continued to watch ' the breaking coverage. ,

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WHERE THE WORLD TRADE CENTER towers once stood, visters could tour the area for 15 minutes to take pictures of the wreckage from a viewing platform. TO REMEMBER THOSE THAT DIED IN THE ATTACKS, Tina Moyerman and Emily Pulis write prayers and messages on a remembrance wall during their trip to New York in March. IIIIIII'. aIIIIIl IIIIII HIIIIII. IIIIIII... IIIIIIIIII :- IIIIIIIIII l. IIIIIIIIII-hlll IIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIII Wlll-I I IIIIII g3... lallllt IIII A SKYSCRAPER IN NEW YORK boasts an American flag. People all over the nation hung American flags to demonstrate their support for the governments efforts in its War on Terrorism. Student Life I 28 I Ground Zero