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Gov. Tim Kaine hands down revised report on Virginia Tech shootingsGov. Tim Kaine released to families a revised version of the Governor's Review Panel report on the April 16, 2007 shootings at Virginia Tech.
Take Your Gun Out For Dinner Says Ga. LawGun owners with permits to carry concealed weapons in Georgia will soon be able to pack heat at restaurants that serve alcohol, on buses and in parks.
The Lede: Virginia Tech Marks a Year After the MassacreThe school tries to heal and move forward at its own pace after the deadliest campus shooting in American history.
Kaine: Close gun 'loophole,' Bush signs Tech-inspired gun bill All sales at gun shows would be subject to instant background checks under a legislative proposal proffered yesterday by Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine.
'Why I Hate Blacks' columnist sent to mental health programA former columnist and self-described Asian supremacist who applauded the Virginia Tech slayings has been sentenced to a year of mental health treatment for waving a hammer in his neighbor's face and threatening to kill her and her family...
Holocaust Survivor, Professor Killed Helping Students EscapeYeah bit old but no one seeded it. A 76-year-old professor who survived the Holocaust was shot to death while saving his students from the Virginia Tech assailant, students said.
ABC News: Blacksburg and Terror: No One Follows a Pervert"Mass shooters need to be held out as perverts. Mass shooting is a copycat crime, and no one follows a pervert. How our society portrays sex offenders is a useful and successful example. The same must be done to terrorists and mass shooters.
Michael Moore's Bowling for Columbine is more relevant after the Virginia Tech massacre Michael Moore, whose plea for gun control, Bowling for Columbine, now seems more relevant than ever in the wake of the Virginia Tech massacre, discusses the aftermath of the 2004 election and eight years of Republican steering, and why Al Gore might be the messiah.
The Virginia Tech Massacre in Global Context"Nowhere, perhaps," Moore wrote, "were foreign reactions to the Virginia shooting more impassioned than in Iraq, where many residents blame the United States for the daily killings in their schools, streets and markets.
Va. Tech atheist professor responds to criticismOne of the most touching pieces I have read in the wake of this tragedy.
Seung-Hui Cho Was a Mind Controlled AssassinSeung-Hui Cho was a mind-controlled assassin, whether you believe he was under the influence of outside parties or not, the fact is that the cultural brainwashing of violent video games and psycho …
Gunman in massacre sent Manifesto to NBC News The package, timestamped in the two-hour window between Monday's shootings, was sent to NBC News head Steve Capus.It contained digital photos of the gunman holding weapons and a manifesto that "rants against rich people and warns that he wants to get even," The Associated Press q …
The Virginia Tech shooting was an absolute tragedy. The event, though, marked a shift in how during major crises people are warned of the danger, communicate the news, how the news is reported itself, and even how people grieve.
A terrible tragedy happened today, with thirty-two students at Virginia Tech losing their lives as a result of a mass-murderer.
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