Devastation hits close to home
By Laura Podolak
On Sept. 11 at 8:46 a.m. EST, terrorism punctured a hole into the rising balloon of freedom and safety the United States relies on and believes in so profoundly. The gaping hole released the air of relished security and sent society into a frantic downward spiral that Americans are still clawing to escape from. In the financial district of Lower Manhattan, a 16-acre flesh wound best describes the feelings American citizens are experiencing after that fateful day: exposed, tattered, chaotic.

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