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9/19/01
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Students rally around American spirit
Sarah Szczepanski On Saturday Bethany Gainey let children spray paint the wheels of her Blazer red, white and blue. It was just one event in the two days she spent on Memorial Mall, showing her support of the country by providing a place where people could decorate T-shirts in response to the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon Sept. 11. The children rode by on skateboards Saturday and Gainey, a junior in the School of Hotel and Tourism Management, called them over to make T-shirts. In between decorating their shirts, the children convinced her to let them paint her wheels.
Seniors in aviation fear tragedy affects future job opportunitiesAbout a week and a half ago Cheryl Reeves had no worries about finding a job after she graduated; she was confident she'd have opportunities. This week, however, she's not so sure. "Now, I think I'm going to be living in a box for two years," said Reeves, who will graduate in December with a degree in aviation technology. In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks that involved four hijacked planes, Reeves and other seniors majoring in aviation technology are worried about their job prospects. This week their worries were strengthened upon hearing about the massive layoffs some major airline chains, such as Continental and American, suffered.
Police identify Benton County attorney's body
Indiana state police confirmed Tuesday that the body found in Tippecanoe County on Sunday was that of a missing attorney from Benton County. John Barce, who was the former Benton County prosecuting attorney, had been seen last on Aug. 1 at the Radisson Inn of Lafayette. A local farmer called police Sunday night saying that he had found what he believed to be human remains while mowing his field off of Soldier's Home Road. Police have not identified the man who found the body. |
Seniors in aviation fear tragedy affects future job opportunities Forum addresses questions regarding attacks Banquet to focus on hunger, raise individual awarenessSpeaker discusses U.S., foreign relationsPeace Coalition to hold rallyOrganization elects professorPurdue to hold second input forumUniversity reschedules fair
Police identify Benton County attorney's body Blood Center announces 'unprecedented' turnout Officials break ground for new hotel
Students rally around American spirit Area restaurants gather in effort to help victims
Column West Lafayette bar scene lacks character, needs more options Letters Americans unite more than ever Freshman engineers should beware Generations must preserve tradition Fans should not imitate 'Gator Chomp' United States stands for freedom
Boiler back hopes to keep 'ticking' Boilers think wait will help production
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