What it symbolizes now is much more important than what it meant when it was built.

By the end of the year it will be repaired. Campus Life will have it removed and stored somewhere else until the Day of Silence comes around next year.

The first one, on the Day of Silence, wasn't a hate crime. The person who did it came forward and felt really bad about it. He just didn't know about the symbolism.

That is where all the talk should be done, nowhere else.

She did an awesome job. It's a beautiful story for her to win in front of her home crowd.

We had no food, no electricity, we moved floors in the hotel because the ground floor was flooded. Three people who were staying there passed away after they were electrocuted when they went out on the street.