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Reporter's Notebook: For students, an eternity in one day
by Jason Schwartz | April 20, 2007 1:00AM
(The reporter recounts his experiences covering the Virginia Tech tragedy in Blacksburg, Va.) Standing on the edge of the crowd at Monday night's vigil, I asked Virginia Tech junior Kathryn White how she was coping with the previous day's tragedy. "It's getting easier every day," she said.
Reporter's Notebook: For students, an eternity in one day
by Jason Schwartz | April 20, 2007 1:00AM
(The reporter recounts his experiences covering the Virginia Tech tragedy in Blacksburg, Va.) Standing on the edge of the crowd at Monday night's vigil, I asked Virginia Tech junior Kathryn White how she was coping with the previous day's tragedy. "It's getting easier every day," she said.
Reporter's Notebook: For students, an eternity in one day
by Jason Schwartz | April 20, 2007 1:00AM
(The reporter recounts his experiences covering the Virginia Tech tragedy in Blacksburg, Va.) Standing on the edge of the crowd at Monday night's vigil, I asked Virginia Tech junior Kathryn White how she was coping with the previous day's tragedy. "It's getting easier every day," she said.
Reporter's Notebook: For students, an eternity in one day
by Jason Schwartz | April 20, 2007 1:00AM
(The reporter recounts his experiences covering the Virginia Tech tragedy in Blacksburg, Va.) Standing on the edge of the crowd at Monday night's vigil, I asked Virginia Tech junior Kathryn White how she was coping with the previous day's tragedy. "It's getting easier every day," she said.
Virginia Tech Massacre: With classes cancelled, decisions to stay loom
by Jason Schwartz | April 19, 2007 1:00AM
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Much of Tuesday night's emotional candlelight vigil focused on healing and moving forward as a community. But as Virginia Polytechnic Institute students dispersed from the service, they faced a more immediate, practical question: With classes canceled through the end of the week, what to do with all their time?
Virginia Tech Massacre: With classes cancelled, decisions to stay loom
by Jason Schwartz | April 19, 2007 1:00AM
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Much of Tuesday night's emotional candlelight vigil focused on healing and moving forward as a community. But as Virginia Polytechnic Institute students dispersed from the service, they faced a more immediate, practical question: With classes canceled through the end of the week, what to do with all their time?
Virginia Tech Massacre: With classes cancelled, decisions to stay loom
by Jason Schwartz | April 19, 2007 1:00AM
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Much of Tuesday night's emotional candlelight vigil focused on healing and moving forward as a community. But as Virginia Polytechnic Institute students dispersed from the service, they faced a more immediate, practical question: With classes canceled through the end of the week, what to do with all their time?
Virginia Tech Massacre: With classes cancelled, decisions to stay loom
by Jason Schwartz | April 19, 2007 1:00AM
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Much of Tuesday night's emotional candlelight vigil focused on healing and moving forward as a community. But as Virginia Polytechnic Institute students dispersed from the service, they faced a more immediate, practical question: With classes canceled through the end of the week, what to do with all their time?
A 'somber' campus deals with emotional aftermath
by Jason Schwartz | April 18, 2007 1:00AM
BLACKSBURG, Va. - The day after the most brutal attack ever to take place on an American college campus, Virginia Polytechnic Institute students struggled to come to grips with their new reality.
A 'somber' campus deals with emotional aftermath
by Jason Schwartz | April 18, 2007 1:00AM
BLACKSBURG, Va. - The day after the most brutal attack ever to take place on an American college campus, Virginia Polytechnic Institute students struggled to come to grips with their new reality.
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