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Post by ratrout on Apr 20, 2007 0:44:15 GMT -5
Sorry if u guys read this already but when i read this it was really touching. It was written by one of her teachers:
"One of the people killed, Reema Samaha, was my student.
She was a lovely girl with a luminous smile. She somehow gave the impression of being completely open, but also completely capable of hiding complexities unimagined by those around her.
When she spoke up in class others followed her example. Once she admitted sheepishly that she hadn't done the day's assigned reading, yet went on to be one of the most valuable and insightful contributors to the discussion.
She was a dancer. I envied her abdominals.
I'm looking at an in-class assignment she completed with a small group of peers. The class was discussing the role of mythology in modern culture and I challenged the groups to create a modern myth. Reema delightedly egged on the group as they created a silly story about chocolate milk coming from chocolate cows secretly raised on Colombian dairy farms. I can hear her giggling as I read her neat, exact printing on the plain sheet of college ruled paper. She did not know how to spell "distributor."
I would give everything I own to have the opportunity to correct that sloppy spelling again, to scold her for being late to class, to forgive her for both in an instant when she smiled.
She deserved better than my tutelage, better than to die on the floor of some nameless classroom, better than any of us could give her. I know she believed in a God and an afterlife. Perhaps she is in a better place, beyond pain and fear, and the events of April 16 were no more than a brief snarl in the thread of her life.
She is gone. That is tragedy enough for a lifetime."
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Post by staracfannumberone on Apr 20, 2007 14:12:23 GMT -5
" [glow=red,2,300]I would give everything I own to have the opportunity to correct that sloppy spelling again, to scold her for being late to class, to forgive her for both in an instant when she smiled.[/glow]"
it's simply hearbreaking....
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Post by guest on Apr 20, 2007 14:55:16 GMT -5
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Post by iSamoora- Maghraby ❤ on Apr 21, 2007 0:38:50 GMT -5
I can't find words to describe what I'm feeling now.. I just wanna cry
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Post by B on Apr 21, 2007 0:59:37 GMT -5
Allah yir7amha oo yiskinha b Jannat il 5old ya rabb
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Post by guest on Apr 21, 2007 1:07:25 GMT -5
One day before the massacre, Technical University of Virginia in the United States last Monday, a PhD student contacted the Egyptian Walid Mohammed Sha3alan, one of the massacre victims, his family in Egypt for informing that he will return next month to accompany his wife and son, aged 15 months to America and Shaalan (32 years) from the city of Zagazig, and had traveled Last year, Virginia to study for a doctorate in civil engineering and was preparing to leave at a later time this year have killed South Korean assassin while he was performing heroic work to protect fellow student, police announced that the American killed three bullets, one in the head. The newspaper quoted a "New York Times" as a professor of civil engineering at the university, Randy Diamond, saying that the killer fired twice at Shaalan while trying to save another student in the first time, Shaalan was seriously injured and lost the other side of the student who pretended to be dead, and returned shortly after the killer faces Hoey noted that Swing Another student is still alive, Vsub gun at him, and then tried to divert the attention of the killer Shaalan, who urgent bullet fatally immediately In Zagazig, Roy, the father Shaalan, a retired government employee, that his son contacted by telephone Sunday, mediated by the Internet and insisted on talking to his family through a camera attached to an electronic computer "To see our faces on the other hand, has become the Palestinian Jamal Barghouti, who taught engineering at the University of Virginia, a hero to most American Media after successfully taking pictures only of the carnage, which aired television networks shortly after the incident. Barghouti has used his mobile phone camera in the incident the day before the massacre, Technical University of Virginia in the United States last Monday, a PhD student contacted the Egyptian Walid Mohammed Shaalan, one of the massacre victims, his family in Egypt for informing that he will return next month to accompany his wife and son, aged 15 months to America and Shaalan (32 years) from the city of Zagazig, and had traveled to Virginia last year to study for a doctorate in civil engineering and was preparing to leave at a later time this year have killed South Korean assassin while he was performing heroic work to protect fellow student, police announced that the American killed three bullets, one in the head. The newspaper quoted a "New York Times" as a professor of civil engineering at the university, Randy Diamond, saying that the killer fired twice at Shaalan while trying to save another student in the first time, Shaalan was seriously injured and lost the other side of the student who pretended to be dead, and returned shortly after the killer faces Hoey noted that Swing Another student is still alive, Vsub gun at him, and then tried to divert the attention of the killer Shaalan, who urgent bullet fatally immediately In Zagazig, Roy, the father Shaalan, a retired government employee, that his son contacted by telephone Sunday, mediated by the Internet and insisted on talking to his family through a camera attached to an electronic computer "To see our faces on the other hand, has become the Palestinian Jamal Barghouti, who taught engineering at the University of Virginia, a hero to most American Media after successfully taking pictures only of the carnage, which aired television networks shortly after the incident. Barghouti has used his mobile phone camera in the incident Arabic to English BETAChinese to English BETAChinese (Simplified to Traditional) BETAChinese (Traditional to Simplified) BETAEnglish to Arabic BETAEnglish to Chinese (Simplified) BETAEnglish to Chinese (Traditional) BETAEnglish to FrenchEnglish to GermanEnglish to ItalianEnglish to Japanese BETAEnglish to Korean BETAEnglish to PortugueseEnglish to Russian BETAEnglish to SpanishFrench to EnglishFrench to GermanGerman to EnglishGerman to FrenchItalian to EnglishJapanese to English BETAKorean to English BETAPortuguese to EnglishRussian to English BETASpanish to English
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Post by katkoot on Apr 26, 2007 1:40:21 GMT -5
Sorry if u guys read this already but when i read this it was really touching. It was written by one of her teachers: "One of the people killed, Reema Samaha, was my student.
She was a lovely girl with a luminous smile. She somehow gave the impression of being completely open, but also completely capable of hiding complexities unimagined by those around her.
When she spoke up in class others followed her example. Once she admitted sheepishly that she hadn't done the day's assigned reading, yet went on to be one of the most valuable and insightful contributors to the discussion.
She was a dancer. I envied her abdominals.
I'm looking at an in-class assignment she completed with a small group of peers. The class was discussing the role of mythology in modern culture and I challenged the groups to create a modern myth. Reema delightedly egged on the group as they created a silly story about chocolate milk coming from chocolate cows secretly raised on Colombian dairy farms. I can hear her giggling as I read her neat, exact printing on the plain sheet of college ruled paper. She did not know how to spell "distributor."
I would give everything I own to have the opportunity to correct that sloppy spelling again, to scold her for being late to class, to forgive her for both in an instant when she smiled.
She deserved better than my tutelage, better than to die on the floor of some nameless classroom, better than any of us could give her. I know she believed in a God and an afterlife. Perhaps she is in a better place, beyond pain and fear, and the events of April 16 were no more than a brief snarl in the thread of her life.
She is gone. That is tragedy enough for a lifetime."OMG
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