The Al-Queda terrorist network had hopes of bringing upon the holy war, but all they managed to do was bring together and enrage Americans everywhere. Although the attacks took place on the East Coast many students at the University of Arizona wanted to voice their anger and opinions. During the days that followed the attacks the University of Arizona erected a Wall of Expression. Jessica Kinni, a student at the U

The feeling of the world surrounding me has changed. Dark clouds hang over all U.S. citizens as well as in the sky. It is almost as if God is crying. He is crying about the pain and suffering we inflict on each other in his name. I know people who fear that this is the beginning of the end. That what happened on September 11, 2001 will be the starting point of a battle that will never end.

I do not quite understand why terrorists think that these acts will bring forth the destruction of democracy or the United States in general. The United States has been built on freedom and liberty, and ideal that all citizens will stand to uphold. It is times like these that the United States stops thinking about the smaller picture and starts working together to defend our freedom. Even those who hate our government will stand and fight with it to defend their freedom, for it is this freedom that allows them to have these views. The countries of the world will unite to uphold democracy. The war on wiping out terrorism has begun.

When the planes began to fly again they made the most terrifying noise. They are mostly military planes, which are flying low over the University of Arizona. I cannot help but have flashbacks to the scene of the planes hitting the World Trade Center Towers.

Americans are given the freedom of speech under the United States Constitution. This right of t

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