New Yorkers with Kansas ties recall World Trade Center attack
New Yorkers with Lawrence connections recount stunned disbelief as they watched the World Trade Center disaster unfold. Staten Island residents describe sirens and helicopters, with crowds gathering in shock and officials urging people to walk home across bridges.
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Jamie Re
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Bronx
Nadia Mustafa
Kansas University
Time Magazine
Wall Street
Grief theme fills Kansas University as campus watches attacks
Kansas University students transformed the Kansas Union into a vigil hub after terror attacks on the East Coast. Hundreds gathered around two TVs while counselors offered support and officials urged calm and unity among international students amid fears and shock.
KU Eyes Protection for International Students After Hijacking Attacks
Kansas University officials say they are contacting international student groups and students abroad to shield them from retaliation following Tuesday's hijacking attacks. Classes stay in session as professors are urged to discuss the events. vigil at Danforth Chapel is planned and white ribbons will be distributed on Strong Hall lawn to symbolize healing.
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Odd Cohen
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Self
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Strong Hall
Thad Holcombe
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
U.S
Osama
bin Laden
America
Iran
Tragedy commemorated in Journal-World extra
The Journal-World issued an eight page extra edition on Tuesday after terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. About 7 000 copies reached readers at 1 30 p m. The front page read U S under attack and the paper described the event as the most severe attack on the country. Other Kansas papers issued extras with headlines such as ATTACKED and AMERICA UNDER ATTACK.
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Journal-World Photo Kappa Sigma
Kansas University
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Washington, D.C
Emery Road
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U.S
Lawrence
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Journal- World
Kansas
Wichita Eagle
Kansas City Star
America
Topeka Capital-Journal
Dodge City Globe
Morning Sun
Pittsburg
Salina
Extra Lawrence Journal World marks city attack edition
The Lawrence Journal World released an extra Tuesday afternoon issue to cover the unprecedented terror attack on New York City and Washington D C. The edition, free in downtown Lawrence and other locations, is the first of its kind since JFK’s 1963 assassination.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Lawrence
Muslim students condemn attacks at Kansas University
Muslim students at KU mourned the victims of the East Coast terrorist attacks and condemned the acts. They faced anxiety about public reception amid early speculation of Muslim extremism, with quotes from KU students and a professor urging caution and rejecting broad blame.
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U.S
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