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PHOTOS BY REBEKKA SPROUSE
CAVALIER DAILY

O, Say Can You See


From the gigantic star-spangled banner draped on St. Elmo's fraternity house


to a banner of support hung on the Chi Phi fraternity house patriotism prevailed on the day after the attack.


A mass e-mail was circulated throughout the student body, urging everyone yesterday to dress in red, white and blue - the colors of America.

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Social media made the rest of the world feel within my reach. It was a way to soothe the itch of not knowing what was happening without me. 

The world kept scrolling

By Aditi Burra | 4 days ago

I began to find a sense of peace in not knowing. I felt so much more at ease with myself and my life, all because I deleted a few apps on my phone. 

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