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On One Year Anniversary of VT, Many Move On But Remember
April 16, 2008, marks the one year anniversary of the Virginia Tech massacre as Korean student Cho Seung-hui in a fit of madness and depression went on a shooting rampage as he took the lives of thirty-two students…
Tags: anniversary, cho, gun rights, nra
Cho's World was rooted in a Christian Tradition
Tags: cho, christianity, crusades, medieval, violence
Cho's Violent Crusade Ripped from the Middle Ages
Now that the semester is over and there is time to reflect, I have been struck by how "medieval" the events of this…
Tags: cho, christianity, crusades, middle ages, midieval, violence
Luto en el paÃs por matanza en Virginia
Publicado por Diario la Raza
04-18-2007
Washington, D.C. — La policÃa de EE.UU. identificó como el autor de la matanza en la universidad virginia tech al estudiante surcoreano…
Cho is no emblem of America
Sunday April 22, 2007
The Observer
Julia Pryde is not a household name. She was a 23-year-old graduate biology student who wanted to encourage recycling at the cafeteria at Virginia Tech University. Her face is not as universally known…
Tags: individual, level, micro, cho
Mother prayed as son brooded in silence
Friday April 20, 2007
The Guardian
The brooding silence of Cho Seung-hui was so impenetrable it disturbed his family even when he was growing up in South Korea, relatives of the Virginia killer told the Guardian…
Tags: cho, quiet, resentment, shy, withdrawn
Ponderation over shock from US campus shooting rampage
A total of 33 people, including the gunman Seung-Hui Cho, 23, were killed Monday at Virginia Tech University in the deadiest shooting rampage in modern US history. The whole of the United States is stunned and…
Tags: cho, constitution, culture, gun control, second ammendment, seung-hui cho
Blacksburg Baptist Church
Photo Courtesy of Chad Newswander
Tags: blacksburg baptist church, cho, flags, memorial
More Notes for Cho
Original source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevincupp/470150253/in/photostream/
Photo Courtesy of Kevin Cupp
Tags: cho, hokie rock, Hokie stone, memorial
Police identify Norris Hall shooter as Va. Tech student
Maria Tchijov and Thomas Madrecki, Cavalier Daily Senior Writers
BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Police identified Cho Seung-Hui, a 23-year-old Virginia Tech student, as the gunman…
Tags: cho, loner, mental illness, uva
On the Forbidden Subject of Culture
UPDATE:
Thanks for the various thoughtful comments, thoughtful commenters - I'm sure you know who you are.
First off, I do acknowledge that I was a little snarky and "aha!" in the initial reaction to things, and I agree…
Confessions of a Would-Be School Shooter
Tags: blog, cho, confession
No Shortage of Manliness
Filed under: Feminism, Minnesota Monitor, Virginia Tech — Jeff Fecke @ 12:21 pm
It is human nature to try to figure out why bad things happen. Long ago, we blamed natural disasters on the capriciousness of the gods. The flood…
Tags: blog, cho, commentary, feminism, manliness, masculinity
Cho's Stone
Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0.
Tags: cho, Drillfield, Hokie stone, memorial
reflections on virginia tech - 2 months later
weeks have now passed. perhaps, it's become an afterthought for many. personally, a day hasn't gone by without some thoughts of the virginia tech tragedy. the tragedy exposed a…
Tags: asian american, blog, cho, christian, culture, identity, korean american
seattle PI guest column on the tragedy of virginia tech
Here's the guest column I had the privilege of writing for the Seattle Post Intelligencer [published for Tuesday, April 24, 2007]. I've also included some other reads I have…
Tags: asian american, blog, cho, column, identity, korean american, seattle
making sense of virginia tech
Like everyone else - here [Seattle], there [Virginia], West [United States, East [Korea], and everywhere, I am trying to make sense of something that is simply - senselesss. Personally,…
Tags: asian american, blog, cho, christian, community, identity, korean american, seattle, spirituality, violence