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Title	2001 Signpost vol. 64 issue 15
Subject	College Student Newspapers and Publications-Weber State University
Description	Weber'; s current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "; Signpost"; . As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
Creator	Weber State University
Full-Text	OCR
Publisher Digital	Stewart Library - Weber State University
Date Original	2001
Date Digital	2008
Type	Newspaper
Original Format	11.5 x 16.75 in. Newsprint
Digital Format	TIFF/JPG/PDF
Digitization Specifications	Archived TIFF images were scanned by Kathleen Broeder at 400 dpi with an Epson Expression 10000XL scanner. Digital images were reformatted in Photoshop. JPG and PDF files were then created for general use.
Digital Identifier	Signpost
Source	Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University
Language	eng
Rights Management	Public Domain. Courtesy of Archives Department, Stewart Library, Weber State University

Title	vol64 is15_page1
Image Captions	weber state university • ogden ut s.the. ignpost volume 64 issue 15 http://www.wobcredu/signpos wednesday september 1 2 2001 inside hockey club prepares to open season see page 10 our pearl harbor terrorist action has far reaching effects tanna barry in chief \| the signpost the mii-i dev a idling terrorist ever laken against ihe united hit close tu home on tuesday fur k; in pctersen whose daughter nejr the pentagon in d.c i was just hoping fic was afeh j petersen who works as the aiiiiirwiiii service coordinator tor suio u in vc rally'; s sludeiu s i called her two or ihree limes before she could l.1ii niebjck nauliih'; eiersen kan'; s daughter linking a jii iniern for ihe piuim court every day die ukes abu lo ihe ptni; ik(jn uid then rides public transportation to ilie court natalie petcrscn spoke vitli her mother before leaving for work iiy they talked about he wo airplanes tlut separately crashed into ihe i'; mii iov>ers nf ihe world trade center about l ji.m in lower manhaiiun aboul 20 minutes qfter matulie pflersen caufclil metro transportation 1 plane crashed irtlo the pentagon causing m explosion she hind tlie other court employees nere qulcuy shuffled into he curator'; s olti<:ehwhlch kan old bomb shelter niitiilie u-aichedas the court'; s snrunty olficer wielded ljrgc gun n nhe h.ii-j i miked like machine ilik jjhi c-hicii,h«i he building on ihe way home ihe vw ihe iflfrnuili imhe pentagon incident you can just see j huge chunk okenoutol'; ii niit-ilte pciersen s4tid pcuple jre walking home ironi vvk b«uurf everyihing is closed down by noon easlem lime jn new york the second lower of the wnrld trade cenier explodes and collapses after being hil by a hijacked plane on tuesday in washinglun d,c-f emergency crews iry lo ¦ i ¦ fires ii ihe peniaj"; 11 a her jn ai rp la m trashed into ihe building irirhl people fill ihfl diversity ci'; nler on campus to watch news reports of he terrorist'; s attacks tuesday bollom righl for mure c see page 3 ui her apartment in 1 feel sjfe now us sii<i in a phone ioteniew l"; bui before i lefi camd we could have btcn ne^l brought feefin peiersen full ijnee world war ii tor us today ihis is jr harbor uid dill alliaon a hjislofy professor wa'; v been ^ before and ti>day we jrc ai war we jjm dun'; l now against whnv terrorist pa^e 3 wsu reacts to attack tty tanna barry editor iii chief f the$i$i>post as a flag hew at half-staff at weber suie uniiersity effort were being made to help ihe victim of tuesday'; s tragedy doug rose executive vice president of wsu sludenc association spent tuesday morning hanging iliers ihatasfc faculty students and staff to belpoot wsusa is collecting money stuffed animals clothing shoes toys and blankets ehal will be donated io the victims famihes the tragedy affecti every student rose said we need to do something about it to make a difference wsusa is host ing d candle itghi vigil at ihe bell tower thursday ai 3 p.m to give people a change to honor he vicihns and unite the campus community on friday at 9 a.m wsusa has arranged for a blood drive ir the shepherd union building but efforts are also being made to makt lure wsu 5iudent5r faculty and staff arc ok jell hum director of counseling and psychological services on campus said there will be group discussions where people can come to tajk about what happened on both wednesday and thursday people can go to the lair at 10 arm noon 1 p m and 6 p.m to participate in thisfcrfolikeanatlackon see react page 3 ksl reporter cancels devotional to deal with tragedy bv il i h alba 4th ineivseditor [ the 5rgnpo$t the ogd«n in iitbie til tin church christ of laiier-day saints was expecting carol mikith religion reporier for television siaiion k,sl t<i speak on tuesday aboul ht'; r bperiencas as a juumalisl liut i series ot itlc events postponed her appeurhini/e loyirfo er,md over li'; rn.'; i being jhje l viikua said everyone i s\|k>kc to ai tlic inviiiuie was very helpful and i ippreci; itc iheir unikn,tiindjng at a time like tliifh mikitj irtarted her day like jnv other tuesday morning the bleivls&; oa as tu the today show when she aw the repelling scenes of the worm trade center immediately her thoughts were consumed v.nh her daughter who is attending a fashion school in new york cily located only three miles ironi the terrorist attacks so not only was 1 upset about the whole incident i wjs definitely affected on a personal level u mil i usable to heat from her lhaislie as ok mikitj nid the v+hole m^n is m kick down even hie schools.1 n place of mikha institute dircccor stephen payegave an ujhl^tc of ific terrorist attack we wjinied lo create a leelin of peace and cahnwerb for the students said david sndton a teacher ji the institute our praytrs go oue lo thj have been attested bj1 llns incident/1 accwdiny to a number of student at he instuule they wen ihjnktul ihey were able to spend lime a the institute during this time of mourning it wjs pp>bjbly more uplifting than had she been there sdid carolanne campbell j weber stale univermiy frcrhmiin nlwe were able to evpiesmiu r thoughts and rcnuh ouuhntu^h prayer mikitamfomwdllw institute early tuesday ni'; tinnj hi n she v»ouljbe unable to jtiem.1 the devotionat she had t cover ihe religious reaction of the community and whal is being dune in respo^n*; e this is horrifying nounc hkek neu-z like -
Date Original	1986-09
Date Digital	1986-09
Digital Identifier	Signpost

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