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Colorado Officials Consider Tearing Down Site Of Columbine Massacre
Public education officials in Colorado are considering a plan to tear down and rebuild Columbine High School, saying the site remains a "source of inspiration" for potential gun violence 20 years after a mass shooting there left 15 people dead.
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US Teen, Target Of FBI Manhunt After She "Threatened" School, Found Dead
The frantic hunt for an armed young woman who threatened Columbine High ended Wednesday near the base of a mountain 40 miles west of the school. Sol Pais, an 18-year-old who was the target of a nearly 20-hour manhunt, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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After Manhunt, Teen Obsessed With US High School Massacre Commits Suicide
A Florida teenager believed to be obsessed with the Columbine massacre was found dead in Colorado on Wednesday after she triggered a manhunt by making a "pilgrimage" to the state, days before the 20th anniversary of the infamous school attack.
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FBI Seeks Armed Woman "Infatuated" With US High School Massacre
A woman described as "infatuated" with the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, who bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition after she flew into Colorado on Monday, is an extreme threat, the FBI and police said on Tuesday.
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20 US Schools Put Under Lockout As FBI Searches For Armed Woman
Colorado's Columbine High School and at least 20 surrounding schools were placed under a "lockout" security alert on Tuesday as authorities cited a "potential credible threat" posed by an 18-year-old woman described as armed and "extremely dangerous."
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Students Walk Out Of Class To Demand Tighter US Gun Laws
Thousands of students again walked out of classes across the United States on Friday, marking the 19th anniversary of the massacre at Columbine High School with a show of unity aimed at pressuring politicians to enact tighter gun restrictions.
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Thousands Of Students To Walkout Across The United States In Call For Gun Reforms
Students from more than 2,600 schools and institutions are expected to walk out of class at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, organizers say. They have been asked to wear orange, the official color of the campaign against gun violence, and observe a 13-second silence to honor the victims killed at Columbine.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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Mass-Murder Researchers Consider April The Beginning Of 'The Killing Season'
Mass-murder researchers and terrorism experts do not like turning their calendars to April. For them, it marks the beginning of what one calls "the killing season."
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Anxious US Teachers Train For School Shootings
"Active shooter, active shooter!" comes the announcement over the megaphone, brutally interrupting a typical morning at Harry S Truman High School in Levittown, Pennsylvania.
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Student opens fire at Colorado high school, wounds two classmates
A student armed with a shotgun and seeking to confront a teacher opened fire at a Colorado high school on Friday.
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US school bomb suspect charged with attempted murder
An Oregon high-school student accused of making bombs and plotting a massacre like that carried out at Columbine High School in Colorado 14 years ago was charged on Tuesday with 19 criminal counts, including attempted murder.
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Oregon police inspect high school after teen arrested with bomb
Police in northwestern Oregon said they plan to conduct an extensive search of the high school attended by a teenager they arrested after receiving a tip that he had produced a bomb and planned to detonate it at school.
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Connecticut town mulls fate of Sandy Hook school months after massacre
After a gut-wrenching and tearful meeting, officials expressed doubt that the Connecticut elementary school where 20 children and six adults were shot to death last December could ever be reopened.
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Colorado Officials Consider Tearing Down Site Of Columbine Massacre
Public education officials in Colorado are considering a plan to tear down and rebuild Columbine High School, saying the site remains a "source of inspiration" for potential gun violence 20 years after a mass shooting there left 15 people dead.
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US Teen, Target Of FBI Manhunt After She "Threatened" School, Found Dead
The frantic hunt for an armed young woman who threatened Columbine High ended Wednesday near the base of a mountain 40 miles west of the school. Sol Pais, an 18-year-old who was the target of a nearly 20-hour manhunt, was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
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After Manhunt, Teen Obsessed With US High School Massacre Commits Suicide
A Florida teenager believed to be obsessed with the Columbine massacre was found dead in Colorado on Wednesday after she triggered a manhunt by making a "pilgrimage" to the state, days before the 20th anniversary of the infamous school attack.
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FBI Seeks Armed Woman "Infatuated" With US High School Massacre
A woman described as "infatuated" with the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, who bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition after she flew into Colorado on Monday, is an extreme threat, the FBI and police said on Tuesday.
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20 US Schools Put Under Lockout As FBI Searches For Armed Woman
Colorado's Columbine High School and at least 20 surrounding schools were placed under a "lockout" security alert on Tuesday as authorities cited a "potential credible threat" posed by an 18-year-old woman described as armed and "extremely dangerous."
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Students Walk Out Of Class To Demand Tighter US Gun Laws
Thousands of students again walked out of classes across the United States on Friday, marking the 19th anniversary of the massacre at Columbine High School with a show of unity aimed at pressuring politicians to enact tighter gun restrictions.
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Thousands Of Students To Walkout Across The United States In Call For Gun Reforms
Students from more than 2,600 schools and institutions are expected to walk out of class at 10 a.m. local time on Friday, organizers say. They have been asked to wear orange, the official color of the campaign against gun violence, and observe a 13-second silence to honor the victims killed at Columbine.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
-
Mass-Murder Researchers Consider April The Beginning Of 'The Killing Season'
Mass-murder researchers and terrorism experts do not like turning their calendars to April. For them, it marks the beginning of what one calls "the killing season."
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Anxious US Teachers Train For School Shootings
"Active shooter, active shooter!" comes the announcement over the megaphone, brutally interrupting a typical morning at Harry S Truman High School in Levittown, Pennsylvania.
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Student opens fire at Colorado high school, wounds two classmates
A student armed with a shotgun and seeking to confront a teacher opened fire at a Colorado high school on Friday.
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US school bomb suspect charged with attempted murder
An Oregon high-school student accused of making bombs and plotting a massacre like that carried out at Columbine High School in Colorado 14 years ago was charged on Tuesday with 19 criminal counts, including attempted murder.
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Oregon police inspect high school after teen arrested with bomb
Police in northwestern Oregon said they plan to conduct an extensive search of the high school attended by a teenager they arrested after receiving a tip that he had produced a bomb and planned to detonate it at school.
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Connecticut town mulls fate of Sandy Hook school months after massacre
After a gut-wrenching and tearful meeting, officials expressed doubt that the Connecticut elementary school where 20 children and six adults were shot to death last December could ever be reopened.
