To the Editor:
Sean Donahue '96, in his letter to the editor (Sept. 25), states, "we should be speaking out for sanity and compassion." Speak all you want, for it is your right. I was there. There was no sanity nor compassion in the terrorist's actions. This is not a time for sweet words and idealistic bull----. It is a time for severe, aggressive and yes, violent action. With all due respect, Mr. Donahue, put down the love beads and pull your head from the sand. Read your license plate and remember the men and women who've died and continue to put their lives on the line for your freedom to be that Vox Clamantis In Deserto.
