Her Campus Remembers 9/11

Sunday, September 11, 2011

We were hardly teenagers when it happened, that day the towers went down. Ten years later, and textbooks have been updated, memorials dedicated. For victims like 22-year-old Hali Geller, whose dad left in the morning for his office on the 104th floor of the first tower and never made it back home that night to cook dinner with her, as he always would, the notion of what was lost never really strays. And while our age has practically doubled since 9-11-01, vivid still are our memories of what classrooms we were sitting in, of who delivered the news that the Pentagon had been attacked and the World Trade Center destroyed—of precisely where we were that moment when history changed.

- Katie Sanders

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