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September 11, 2008
September 11th in the Classroom
A couple of years back, PropertyProf Ben Barros posted about how September 11th should be handled in the classroom. I believe I remember a torts-flavored discussion from about the same time. I'm faced with the issue for only the second time (it has usually been a non-teaching day for me). Two years ago, on the fifth anniversary, 9/11 was receiving a lot of attention. I chose to start class with a moment of silence. What are you doing today? Is there a time limit for attention to this anniversary?
--CJR
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