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Notes Jotted down on 9/11 Part 4: T-Day

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Thomas Mets

 The decision to stay in Midtown became a moot point, as I saw people heading into the Subway. I told Chen, and Steven that if I had to be with any two guys, after terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center, … Continue reading →

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Notes Jotted down on 9/11 Part 2: Photography Class

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Thomas Mets

When I got to class, Mr. Tolan was watching the news. I heard about the second plane, and how this was probably terrorism. As I was looking at the TV, I saw that both towers were burning. Sarah, who had … Continue reading →

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Notes Jotted down on 9/11 Part 1: Lots of Car Alarms

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Thomas Mets

Everything started at Physics class in Stuyvesant High School at around 8:45 in the morning. The class had just come back from a five minute break in the middle of a 90 Minute lesson on scientific notation. Mister Wang was … Continue reading →

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Notes Jotted Down on September 11

Posted on September 9, 2011 by Thomas Mets

Ten years ago, I was a junior in Stuyvesant High School. It was a few blocks from the World Trade Center.  I was there on the morning of September 11 2001. I had wanted to be a writer. When I … Continue reading →

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