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

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. . . We will remember 26 STUDENT LIFE Newspapers courtesy of. The Boston Herald, Detroit Free Press, El Periodico, The Plain Dealer, Provincia, Richmond Times Dispatch, September 11 The Baltimore Sun, The Daily Advitiser, The Press-Telegram, The Register Guard, The Salem News and the Lexington Herald Leader.

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. . . Remembering Photo by Charlotte Southern SHARING THE LIGHT. Theresa McDonald shares her light with Tahirah Abdullah at a rememberance event. 525 55 9I11: Commemoration and Contemplations Gusman Concert Hall panel discussion 5:;5 .5 55555 Remembrance: Let the Light Shine! Student organized candlelight Vigil on the Green. l ,2 5:55 Moment of Silence: F aculty and students gathered in song and silence. wmmxmwvmsmwmmm v x J y KSI1V'VUIDENT LIFE September 11 Photo by Megin Boyles SUPPORTER. A student shows his support for those who fought for the lives of others by proudly wearing a FDNY t-shirt. t was a morning like any other. I soon realized that the next few hours of my life would completely change as would the world that I live in. After I fmished an assignment in my CIS class, I decided to go back to my dorm and take a nap. As I walked down the hall towards my dorm, one of my neighbors said, IlNew York City is on fire. Two airplanes have just crashed into the Twin Towerslt, In complete confusion, I ran to my room to fmd my roommate speech- less as he watched these horrific events unfolding on TV. At that moment, I felt a feel- ing of fear and confusion, not knowing what would occur next. As more information became available, the reasons for this act became more clear. I became angry, frustrated, and could not understand Why someone would do this to so many innocent people. A year has passed and these same feelings haunt me. Looking back on the year, many of these feelings are also still present among my friends and family. Questions still go unanswered as to how this catastrophic event could have been prevented. Matthew Levenson, a Senior in the School of Business, says, ltLooking back on September 11, 2001, I think a lot of us questioned our homeland defense and lack of communication and cooperation within our national security agen-