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September 11, 2001:
Our thoughts are with the victims and survivors of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. We mourn for the friends and relatives lost in Tuesday's senseless cataclysms of fire and dust; we weep for the world now shattered by the hatred of zealots; we stand with the survivors.
As Americans (by virtue of birth or immigration or perhaps just 4 years in New Haven) and Yalies, we share a common devotion to freedom and truth and reason. We defend the ideals of this great and generous land. We resolve to be stronger, bolder, more united than those who would kill innocent thousands to make their point.
A note from your friendly editor:
Yes, the Class of 1991 has finally dragged itself into the mid-1990s: Look! It's our very own web page! Woo-hoo!
Sure, we're a bit late on the scene (heck, we even got beat by the web jockeys of 1937), but that's only natural since most of us are still somewhat bewildered by this so-called "Internet", having graduated just a little too early to partake in the magical dot-com monster fortune frenzy of the post-grunge era. Not that we're bitter: Rather than sitting around luxuriously renovated, high-speed 'net-connected rooms and amassing vast stores of ill-considered venture capital while trading Limp Bizkit MP3s over Napster and Cisco shares over E*Trade, we spent our undergraduate years doing vastly more interesting things, like writing papers comparing/contrasting Virginia Woolf, George Elliot, Gertrude Stein, and (but of course) Madonna; dancing to "Can't Touch This" via cassette tape; being GLAD; and/or working in the dining hall for just enough cash to buy a Big Gulp Mountain Dew refill at the [now-deceased - sniff!] Wa.
As you may have noticed, we're a little thin on Class of 1991 content here. Do you know of classmates' web pages? Relevant alumni events? Digitized photos? Send them on in!