http://www.newamerica.net/taxonomy/term/240 The taxonomy view with a depth of 0. en http://www.newamerica.net/publications/articles/2006/the_legacy_of_sept_11_so_far <div class="teaser-content"> <p>I was in Washington, lingering in that immortally perfect fall weather as I walked to work. A friend from Boston called my cell to tell me &quot;not to go near anything.&quot; Then I saw that half the people I passed didn’t know, and were blithely planning dinners and video rentals. The other half had blanks for eyes. Two blocks later, I hit a store window with a television, just beginning to replay the image that would never go away.</p><p>Everyone has a story like that, many of them full of danger and loss. But the feeling that the world changed that&hellip; <a href="/publications/articles/2006/the_legacy_of_sept_11_so_far">more</a></div><!-- /.teaser-content --> Jedediah Purdy The Charleston Gazette The Bernard L. Schwartz Fellows Program Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:23:00 -0400 Articles 4043 at http://www.newamerica.net http://www.newamerica.net/publications/articles/2004/grandparent_caregivers_need_aid_in_courtrooms <div class="teaser-content"> <p>When her grandson was born, Wilma Ullum was overjoyed. The Davisville grandmother loaded up on toys, clothes and plenty of diapers. She baby-sat, sometimes for days at a time, while her daughter looked for a job and got settled in Morgantown. But later, when she decided to surprise her family for her grandson's second birthday, it was Ms. Ullum who got the shock.</p> <p>"My grandson was so skinny you could count his ribs," remembers Ullum, "he wouldn't smile, wouldn't talk. He'd just blink his eyes at me." It didn't take long to figure out that her daughter's erratic employment and late-night&hellip; <a href="/publications/articles/2004/grandparent_caregivers_need_aid_in_courtrooms">more</a></div><!-- /.teaser-content --> Mary Bissell The Charleston Gazette The Bernard L. Schwartz Fellows Program Mon, 07 Jun 2004 00:00:00 -0400 Articles 3428 at http://www.newamerica.net