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      SEPTEMBER
      11,
      2002
     
    
   
   
    
     
      editor-in-chief
     
     
      Matt
      “M@”
      STEWART
     
    
   
   
    
     
      production
      manager
     
     
      Thomas
      “T-Lo”
      LLOYD
     
    
   
   
    
     
      copy
      editor
     
     
      Catherine
      “Sweets”
      SWEET
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      editor
     
     
      Tara
      “Stewie-S”
      STEWART-STANLEY
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      Brodie
      “Wife”
      MacRAE
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      Alex
      “Chester
      slash
      Corn”
      FIELD
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      “B-Diddy”
      DEIGHAN
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      MACGREGOR
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      Tash-Tash
      Macky-M”
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      Editorial
      1:
      Remembering
      September
      11
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      day
      started
      out
      like
      any
     
     
      other
      —
      I
      woke
      up
      (sort
      of)
      and
      stum-
     
    
   
   
    
     
      bled
      down
      the
      stairs
      to
      grab
      a
      bowl
      of
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Count
      Chocula
      cereal.
      I
      turned
      on
      the
     
     
      television,
      hoping
      to
      catch
      the
      latest
     
     
      news
      out
      of
      the
      Maple
      Leafs'
      training
     
     
      camp,
      but
      noticed
      that
      most
      stations
     
     
      were
      carrying
      a
      live
      report
      from
      New
     
     
      York
      City.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      It
      was
      believed
      that
      a
      small
     
     
      commuter-plane
      had
      accidentally
     
     
      crashed
      into
      one
      of
      the
      World
      Trade
     
     
      Center's
      twin-towers.
      The
      bewildered
     
     
      news
      anchors
      did
      their
      best
      to
      make
     
     
      sense
      of
      the
      story,
      but
      struggled
      to
     
     
      find
      reliable
      eye-witness
      reports.
      I
     
     
      watched
      for
      a
      few
      minutes,
      wondering
     
     
      what
      exactly
      I
      was
      witnessing,
      when
     
     
      suddenly
      a
      second
      plane
      entered
      the
     
     
      frame
      and
      struck
      the
      second
      tower.
     
     
      The
      cereal
      abruptly
      lost
      its
      taste.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      It
      wasn't
      long
      before
      images
     
     
      of
      the
      Pentagon
      began
      to
      appear
      on
     
     
      the
      screen.
      Then
      pictures
      from
      rural
     
     
      Pennsylvania.
      Obviously
      I'll
      never
     
     
      remember
      what
      happened
      in
      a
      mean-
     
     
      ingless
      hockey
      training
      camp
      that
      day
     
     
      —
      and
      obviously
      I'll
      always
      remember
     
    
   
   
    
     
      the
      events
      that
      occurred
      in
      the
      United
     
     
      States.
     
    

    
     
      Over
      the
      next
      few
      weeks
      there
     
     
      is
      going
      to
      be
      a
      lot
      of
      talk
      about
     
     
      remembrance.
      Remembering
      the
      vic-
     
     
      tims
      of
      the
      attack,
      those
      who
      lost
      their
     
     
      lives,
      and
      those
      who
      lost
      loved-ones.
     
     
      Remembering
      the
      end
      of
      a
      North
     
     
      America
      where
      immunity
      from
      terror-
     
     
      ism
      and
      violence
      was
      taken
      for
      grant-
     
     
      ed.
      Remembering
      a
      time
      when
      Count
     
     
      Chocula
      going
      soggy
      was
      the
      basis
      for
     
     
      a
      bad
      day,
      and
      not
      a
      horrendous
      attack
     
     
      on
      an
      innocent
      populace.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      When
      we
      do
      stop
      to
      remem-
     
     
      ber,
      it's
      important
      that
      we
      don't
      get
     
     
      caught
      up
      in
      flag
      waving
      and
      public
     
     
      spectacles.
      Let
      us
      not
      simply
      focus
      on
     
     
      the
      events
      of
      last
      September,
      but
      on
     
     
      events
      that
      occur
      daily
      in
      the
      Middle
     
     
      East
      —
      events
      that
      occur
      daily
      in
     
     
      Eastern
      Europe
      —
      and
      Africa
      —
      and
     
     
      South-East
      Asia
      —
      and
      countless
      other
     
     
      places.
      Events
      that
      occur
      far
      too
      often
     
     
      all
      over
      the
      world.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Matt
      Stewart,
     
     
      Editor-in-Chief
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Letter
      From
      the
      Production
      Manager
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Corrections,
      apologies,
      etc...
      Please
      realize
      that
      this
      issue
      is
      the
      first
      of
      the
     
     
      year.
      It
      may
      not
      be
      perfect...
      there
      may
      be
      a
      few
      small
      errors,
      maybe
      some
     
     
      large.
      Hopefully
      not.
      We’ve
      (I’ve)
      tried
      my
      best
      to
      get
      it
      looking
      right,
      but
     
     
      to
      be
      frank
      (or
      blunt,
      if
      you
      will),
      too
      much
      time
      was
      spent
      on
      the
      inter-
     
     
      net.
      It
      is
      beyond
      me
      how
      any
      work
      gets
      done
      when
      there
      are
      such
      quality
     
     
      web
      pages
      such
      as
      Hot-or-Not
      and
      The
      Naked
      News.
      And
      not
      to
      mention
     
     
      20
      ounce
      coffees
      below
      us
      (me)
      and
      a
      bar
      down
      the
      hall.
      And
      windows.
     
     
      What
      a
      novelty.
      But
      somehow
      this
      paper
      was
      made.
      Don’t
      ask
      me
      how.
     
    
   
   
    
     
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