By: Natalie Gordon, Sam Levy, and Simona Vishnevsky On September 11th, 2001, fourteen years ago, a tragedy struck that changed America and the lives of Americans forever. While many in the student population do not remember this day clearly, the faculty do, America does, and the stories that have been shared will always be remembered.  During Friday’s town hall meeting, our community took an emotional journey back to the past to recall a day of life changing pain and suffering. Ms. Boehm’s story was not one of close family or friends, but rather about the people whom we see so often. In everyday life a person may pass by thousands of strangers who he or she will never see again. We are helped by so many people who we often take for granted - in Ms. Boehm’s case, an elevator operator and a waiter in a restaraunt. The people we meet throughout the course of our life...