+ Follow CHO SEUNG-HUI Tag
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[Title] => The Christian way to prevent a rampage shooter
[Summary] => Rampage shooting has become dangerously vogue. Recently, it was Jiverly Voong, a US migrant of Vietnamese descent, who went on a shooting rampage in Binghamton, New York.
[DatePublished] => 2009-04-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => US Senate rejects troop withdrawal bid
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[Title] => Coming home to crime
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Coming back from a two-week trip to Canada and the United States, I get home and all I read about are murders, carnappings and other crimes. The irony is I just came from a country in total shock over one of the biggest crimes in modern history. A few days before I left, a South Korean student went on a shooting rampage, killing 32 people at Virginia Tech before putting a bullet in his head.
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[Title] => Are students still safe in campuses?
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Recent news of violence involving students as victims have been quite disturbing, particularly to parents who view schools as a second home for their children and as a safe place of learning.
Last March 28, national and global television viewers were witnesses to the hostage-taking of a busload of 32 day-care center schoolchildren and two teachers by Jun Ducat, a day-care center owner who drove them in front of the Bonifacio Shrine near Manila City Hall to demand better housing and education for children. (Apparently, this is the second hostage-taking of Ducat.)
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[AuthorName] => SECURITY BLANKET By Dr. Nina Halili-Jao
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CHO SEUNG-HUI
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Coming back from a two-week trip to Canada and the United States, I get home and all I read about are murders, carnappings and other crimes. The irony is I just came from a country in total shock over one of the biggest crimes in modern history. A few days before I left, a South Korean student went on a shooting rampage, killing 32 people at Virginia Tech before putting a bullet in his head.
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[Title] => Are students still safe in campuses?
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Recent news of violence involving students as victims have been quite disturbing, particularly to parents who view schools as a second home for their children and as a safe place of learning.
Last March 28, national and global television viewers were witnesses to the hostage-taking of a busload of 32 day-care center schoolchildren and two teachers by Jun Ducat, a day-care center owner who drove them in front of the Bonifacio Shrine near Manila City Hall to demand better housing and education for children. (Apparently, this is the second hostage-taking of Ducat.)
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[ColumnID] => 135497
[Focus] => 0
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