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Last month , five middle and high-school students from Cove, Oregon, talked with Sentinel photographer Ari Denison and his wife, Nichole. Their insights on causes, responses, and the role of prayer relating to the tragedy of September 11 begin here and continue on pages 9, 11, 13, and 16. These students also take a look into the future—toward the possibilities for a better world.
Has 9/11 changed you and your friends in any way?
Lester: I believe it has. It's got everybody thinking about war and terror and where it's going to happen next. Everybody's talking about it ever since it happened. It seems like a long time ago now. I think it's changed everybody's life in some way.
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January 28, 2002 issue
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Fresh ideas from new voices
Steve Graham
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Leo Crocker Rogers, Marta Greenwood, Barbara Sander, Betty Jane Dittmar
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items of interest
with contributions from Sari Kalin, Sabrina Cooper
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A way will open up . . .
with contributions from Ari Denison, Nichole Denison
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Coming to grips with it all
Suzanne Smedley with contributions from David Gross
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She couldn't block it out
By Dave Hohle Sentinel staff
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My generation—what the world needs from us
Alistair Savides
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Best friends—a Muslim and a Christian
with contributions from Roshan Khan, Onjolee Nair
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Tolerance
By Sean Farrell
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'I decided to just keep going on with it'
By Dave Hohle Sentinel staff
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Kate and Leopold ... and Russell
By Marilyn C. Jones Sentinel staff
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To be an officer and a gentle man
By Norm Bleichman
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So, you want a perfect father?
Marianela Toledo
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Spiritual growth saves tooth
Donald Freas
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Headaches gone, thanks to spiritual understanding
Sarah O'Brien
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Housing arrangements perfectly coordinated
Curt Snider
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No time for boredom
John Selover