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September 16, 2010
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America still blinded by religion in aftermath of 9/11
Rahma Salie may be Muslim, but the emotional scars from the 9/11 terrorist attacks still run deep in her surviving family. She is one of an estimated 60 Muslim victims who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, but little is said or acknowledged of their losses today.
Salie, a graduate of Wellesley College, died with her seven-month-old unborn child aboard American Airlines flight #11. Her mother and family were not allowed to travel to her memorial because they were being interrogated. Salie w…
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- Sharples replaces ceramics with melamine dishes
- Alum competes in current 'Survivor'
- College named as “most intellectual” by Unigo
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- StuCo gathers student opinions on mass e-mails, Sunday breakfast
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- Swat Style Snapshot
- The CW's Thursday night: Television's new MVP
- Going deep into the aesthetics of the everyday
- Navigating the European transportation system
- Local theater revitalizes classic American play
- Disorientation continues beyond weekend parties
- Apple naysayers begone: Macs save time, money
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- Meeting the new age of hollywood stars: adult children
- Obama administration obstructing free speech
- A history of the Inn Project
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- Garnet men undefeated
- XC defeats grads in alumni race
- Garnet athlete of the week
- Women’s soccer opens Centennial play with a win
- Field hockey looks to build off two tough losses
- Tim’s observations after Week 1 of the NFL season
- Women’s tennis takes early swings in fall season
- Volleyball victorious again; wins Garnet Classic
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