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As immediate fear passes, a shaken city returns to its feet

By Alexis Gilbert · Sept. 13, 2001

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Some faculty stranded by air travel shutdown

By Josh and Joshua Runyan · Sept. 13, 2001

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University opens all channels to keep students informed

By Alyssa Litman and Marla Dunn · Sept. 13, 2001

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Blood donation centers swamped

By Julie Eisenband · Sept. 13, 2001

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U. begins grieving as news, some bad, begins to trickle in

By Jo Piazza · Sept. 13, 2001

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Bomb scare forces Quad evacuation

By Marla Dunn · Sept. 13, 2001

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For Penn terrorism expert, attacks were only matter of time

By Stan and Tristan Schweiger · Sept. 13, 2001

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University community mourns at Irvine

By read and Madlen Read · Sept. 13, 2001

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Frosh forced to make new friends in tragedy

By Rob Steinman · Sept. 13, 2001

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U. students in Washington remain safe

By Caroline Dube · Sept. 12, 2001

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For many, attacks hit close to home

By Samantha Melamed · Sept. 12, 2001

The University population holds widespread connections to the metropolitan areas of both New York and Washington. Large numbers of students come to Penn from both areas, and both cities claim large numbers of alumni from each year's graduating class.

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New `day of infamy' joins America's consciousness

By Jo Piazza and Marla Dunn · Sept. 12, 2001

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HUP readies to take overflow of victims from N.Y. attacks

By Madlen Read · Sept. 12, 2001

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State of emergency is the norm along East Coast

By Joshua Runyan and Alexis Gilbert · Sept. 12, 2001

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Rumors circulate as students try to help by donating blood

By Julie Eisenband · Sept. 12, 2001

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Classes will resume at Penn today

By Steve Brauntuch · Sept. 12, 2001

Fallout from the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington hit campus yesterday as the University effectively shut down for the afternoon.

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Hundreds gather for campus vigil

By Jo Piazza and Marla Dunn · Sept. 12, 2001

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