The Impact of the Virginia Tech Attack

April 17, 2008 RSS Feed Print
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One consequence of the April 2007 attack at Virginia Tech has been the increased speed with which colleges respond to potential threats, campus security experts say. Even as people were traveling to Blacksburg to commemorate the first anniversary of that massacre, three other colleges were reacting swiftly to threats of violence. Malcolm X College and St. Xavier University, both in Chicago, and Oakland University in Michigan shut down earlier this month because of threatening graffiti found on campus. Those threats, some of which promised attacks on April 14, passed without incident.

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All I have to say is: Seung-Hui Cho should burn in hell! His parents are morons! They should have gotten him some serious psychiatric help before he even made it into first grade, because that kid was a complete psycho from the start! Rest in Peace to all of the people who were killed in the Virginia Tech shootings, you will never be forgotten!

of SC 9:46AM October 03, 2008

I truly ache for those who were killed. Joking or not, it's a terrible thing to write on walls threatning about such a tragedy. More people in the world should take this more seriously. May those who died in school shootings rest in peace.

Erin of 5:54PM April 17, 2008

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