20 Years After Virginia Tech, We Can Do More to Keep Students Safe
Every August, our country celebrates new beginnings. Families fill cars with bedding, desk lamps, laptops, notebooks, and high hopes.
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Every August, our country celebrates new beginnings. Families fill cars with bedding, desk lamps, laptops, notebooks, and high hopes. Students decorate dorm rooms and imagine the people they will become, while parents drive away with a mix of beaming pride and quiet, heavy lumps in their throats. Twenty years ago this fall, I helped my daughter, Reema, begin her freshman year at Virginia Tech.
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- Every August, our country celebrates new beginnings. Families fill cars with bedding, desk lamps, laptops, notebooks, and high hopes.
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20 Years After Virginia Tech, We Can Do More to Keep Students Safe
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