October 3, 2001
>>> Lech Walesa, former president of Poland, took questions from an audience of 50 Elon students October 3, 2001
October 2, 2001
>>> Remarks by Lech Walesa -- Former president of Poland Lech Walesa delivered a keynote address during Elon's Fall Convocation Tuesday, Oct. 2.
September 26, 2001
>>> Letter to alumni from President Leo M. Lambert
September 22, 2001
>>> Invocation by Chaplain Richard McBride at Rhodes Stadium inaugural game
September 20, 2001
>>> Remarks by Dean Paul Parsons -- forum on media coverage of the terrorist attack
>>> Media coverage of attacks examined at Elon forum
September 19, 2001
>>> David McCullough news conference excerpts
>>> Historian David McCullough discussed the recent terrorist attacks during the inaugural Baird Pulitzer Prize Lecture
>>> Historian David McCullough holds news conference and Q&A
September 18, 2001
>>> Letter to parents of Elon students from President Leo M. Lambert
September 17, 2001
>>> Elon Forum on Terrorism
>>> Fraternity, sorority team up for disaster relief
September 16, 2001
>>> An opinion column from the Greensboro News & Record by Prof. Rudy Zarzar
September 15, 2001
>>> Letter from President Leo M. Lambert to the Elon community
September 14, 2001
>>> Students hold a candlelight vigil
>>> The Day of Prayer and Remembrance
September 12, 2001
>>> About the community meeting
>>> Remarks by President Leo M. Lambert
>>> Remarks by President Emeritus Earl Danieley
>>> Remarks by Prof. John Sullivan
>>> Remarks by SGA President Trey Bolton
>>> Remarks by Chaplain Richard McBride
September 11, 2001
>>> Elon graduate survives World Trade Center attack
>>> The immediate reaction
>>> A Time for Prayer gathering at Elon Community Church: Prayer by Gregg Sullivan
Reaction to Terrorism Home Page
 Poem by Brad Avakian Elon University sophomore Sept. 24, 2001 At first we were shocked, and then filled with grief. We wondered: who has been such a thief? Who has stolen all of these innocent lives? This person, this monster, he must not survive. We must bring him to justice, through torture and pain. Slaughter his people, they all are insane. The only solution is the age-old saying: An eye for an eye is how they'll be paying. Except that's not enough, we will make it worse. Because of one man, all these people are cursed. We will destroy their entire race, And the planet will smile when they're wiped off her face. But what if some of them are innocent too? What if they are also wondering who? We never considered they are also human, And maybe Bush should be different than Truman. Thousands should not suffer for the actions of few, When the masses of them probably never even knew. We must see that they are just like we are, This doesn't just hurt America, we ALL bear the scar. American victims would not want to come back, To a world where more innocents are being attacked. We must not let the violent acts increase, But instead, discover oneness and all seek peace. In memory of all those who have lost their lives to violence EVER |
