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"My family did not raise me to do what is popular," she wrote in her letter to the campus newspaper. "They raised me to do what is morally right. We did not lose only 32 students and faculty members that day; we lost 33 lives."
The world experienced a great tragedy that day in the loss of those 33 lives. The student who chose to memorialize Cho is doing the right thing by reminding the world that Cho's life was just as important as the teachers and the other students. The student's action shows a small ray of compassion for a person villianized by an imperfect world.
A.F. Castronuevo
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Thursday, April 26, 2007
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