This week, as front pages are covered in horrific images of the tragedy at the Boston Marathon on Monday, the city has been receiving support and solidarity from all over the country and the world.
BU students sound off on their thoughts and feelings as the university comes together in the wake of Monday’s Marathon attack.
I heard clapping, whistling, and cheers, then an unfamiliar sound, Heather Hamacek writes.
Many people have already written about how the Boston Marathon represents something more than a race. It serves as the one day where people around not just Boston, but the world, come to a 26.2-mile area and show support.
Ben Levine reports live for BUTV 10’s News at Noon Wednesday, asking Boston University Students for their thoughts on the current Supreme Court case, as well as the popular red equal sign images on Facebook.
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