Dan Frosch New York Times

In a community college classroom here last June, on the first day of the term, the instructor in Jared L. Loughner's basic algebra class, Ben McGahee, posed what he thought was a simple arithmetic question to his students. He was not prepared for the explosive response. "How can you deny math instead of accepting it?" Mr. Loughner asked, after blur...

For once, the quaint museum on Lincoln Avenue was all quiet. A sign inside was the only indication of the recent trouble. "This piece was destroyed by an act of violence and is no longer on exhibit," the sign read. For weeks now, this bucolic northern Colorado city of just over 60,000, which has a vibrant arts community, has been bitterly divided o...

In a community college classroom here last June, on the first day of the term, the instructor in Jared L. Loughner's basic algebra class, Ben McGahee, posed what he thought was a simple arithmetic question to his students. He was not prepared for the explosive response. "How can you deny math instead of accepting it?" Mr. Loughner asked, after blur...

For once, the quaint museum on Lincoln Avenue was all quiet. A sign inside was the only indication of the recent trouble. "This piece was destroyed by an act of violence and is no longer on exhibit," the sign read. For weeks now, this bucolic northern Colorado city of just over 60,000, which has a vibrant arts community, has been bitterly divided o...