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international awareness.
“We are aJJ Americans, no matter where we
originate from, and we are all together in this,"
Click said. “This march is for world peace.
That may be idealistic, but we want to show
that this campus is united.”
International Student Association President
Archana Ramaswamy and Student Body
President Schuyler Houser will address the
crowd, and students will march in a circular
route around the campus that begins and ends
at the Academic Plaza. A moment of silence
will follow the march.
“A&M is known for Aggies and the way we
stick together,” said Ramaswamy, a senior
accounting major. “We are united, and we come
together regardless of the culture, to hold hands
in this moment of sadness.”
Yesterday, Houser told a group of students
gathered in the MSC Flagroom that all Aggies
are in mourning.
“This is undoubtedly the most tragic event
on American soil of our generation.” Houser
said. “In our darkest times, however, we find
the best in our American people, and in fact,
the best in people all around the world. There
are students at Texas A&M University from all
50 states and 54 countries. We are all Aggies."
The Peace March is a time for students to
show their public support for one another and
to grieve for the estimated 10,000 people who
died in the terrorist attacks, Houser said.
The terrorists to blame for Tuesday’s attacks
are, in all likelihood, not affiliated with this
campus, she said.
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for regular tours and some 400
people streamed through,
receiving small American flags
as they left.
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eager to explain Wednesday, in
considerable detail, why Bush
did not return immediately to
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charge after the terrorists who
struck at New York’s World
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nation’s capital.
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of the Pentagon in flames —
smashed by a hijacked airliner
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ing across Pennsylvania Avenue
provided a sharp contrast with
pictures of Bush heading for an
underground bunker hundreds
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the White House and Air Force
One were targets just as Bush’s
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the president was to make an
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