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September 11
At 8:46, on the morning of September 11, 2001, the United States dramatically
changed. An airliner, traveling at hundreds of miles per hour, crashed into the North
Tower of the World Trade Center. At 9:03, a second airliner hit the South Tower. Fire
and smoke filled the sky while steel, ash and dead bodies fell below. In less than ninety
minutes, the Twin Towers were destroyed, and the nation realized that we were under a
terrorist attack. This tragic event left America asking the same questions over and over
again. Why did this happen, why did the U.S. government fail to prevent this, and will we
ever be safe? (Executive)
This day will always remain picture perfect in my memory. It was a normal
Tuesday morning. I was sitting in my second period class having a conversation about
Ozzy Osbourne with my best friend. Our teacher, Mr. Malhame, stopped in for a few
seconds and told us that he needed to take care of something and will be right back.
While he was gone we played Hangman on the board, talked about the homecoming
dance, and gossiped about other students. Twenty minutes later Mr. Malhame finally
returned and had a dreadful look upon his face. He informed us that two airplanes
crashed into the World Trade Center and destroyed it. At the time, no one in my class
knew what the World Trade Center was nor did we know how serious the situation was.
The rest of the day we sat in total fear watching the devastating news on television until
our parents came to pick us up from school. For many of us, this was the first day we
learned about terrorism and the last day we would ever see the World Trade...
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