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Katrina
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The things some people say: TOXIC THOUGHTS FROM THE “KATRINA EXERCISE”
For two weeks, the media was awash with coverage of the hurricane that devastated large parts of Louisiana and Mississippi, exposed a much-ignored level of poverty in the south, and raised the bar for free speech. What follows is a small sample of some of the hilarious, misguided, atrocious, inflammatory and plain old stupid things that columnists, radio hosts, politicians, their wives, policy hacks and other public figures have said in the aftermath of Katrina.
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Gone but not forgotten a New Orleans native remembers her home town
The following is an account of a conversation with Carly Rachal, an SAIC student who has been personally affected by Hurricane Katrina. Rachal is a sophomore with a concentration in photography, and is a native of New Orleans.
Opinion
Ripping the mask off America’s darkest secret
Katrina holds up a shattered mirror to the racism and hypocrisy of U.S. institutions.
Opinion
Ripping the mask off America’s darkest secret
Katrina holds up a shattered mirror to the racism and hypocrisy of U.S. institutions.
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HOW SAIC IS HELPING
Katrina Student Relief Fund at SAIC established for hurricane victims as well as admissions opens door to displaced students.