Massoud's Legacy Amid Terror and Global Freedom Struggle
The piece honors Ahmad Shah Massoud, the Lion of Panjshir, noting his leadership against the Taliban and Soviet occupiers, and mourns his death by bomber links to bin Laden. It discusses global fallout, the diverse support for bin Laden, and the enduring power of freedom despite terrorism. It cites Western and Islamic perspectives and envisions a persistent struggle for liberty.
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Study Other Cultures Knowledge Begets Wisdom
Calls for Americans to educate themselves about world affairs after the September 11 attacks. Argues that informed citizens shape responsible policy, distinguish fanaticism from faith, and reduce anti-American sentiment. Emphasizes understanding Islam, history, and global events to foster peace and resilience.
Police dispute over alleged search of foreign students in park soccer match
An editorial claims a police officer searched gym bags of international students in a Syracuse park over the weekend. Police say no evidence supports the incident. Wtinesses who claim it occurred declined to comment publicly.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Faith and compassion after 9 11 in Central New York
Bishop-elect Gladstone B. Adams III urges clergy and laity of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York to respond with compassion and peace after the Sept 11 attacks. He recalls prayers at noon services, questions how Christians should love enemies, and appeals for unity with Sikh and Muslim neighbors while condemning hate crimes and urging reconciliation.
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Family and friends in our thoughts and prayers
A broad tribute listing all relations and roles from grandfathers to coworkers. The message honors those lost in America, asks for blessings on the departed and on the families left behind.
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America
Letters in anger and questions after the attacks
Syracuse readers express rage and questions about retaliation and justice after the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. They wonder about motives in the Arab world, praise restraint, and imagine a hopeful response beyond revenge. The tone mixes sharp critique of policy with calls for unity and compassion.
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Readers invited to submit letters for publication
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