Title: The Virginia Tech Tradegy---remember those victims

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Rank：Diamond Member Score：4000 Posts：4000 From：USA Register：12/24/2008 03:31 AM	Date Posted：01/13/2009 03:39 AMCopy HTML      REMEMBER APRIL 16th 2007 Virginia Tech Website April 16, 2007: Two people died in a dorm room, and 31 others were killed across campus in Norris Hall, including the gunman. Thousands attended a convocation for the students and faculty members killed in the rampage, with thousands more, unable to fit into the auditorium, filling the school's football stadium. A gunman opened fire in a Virginia Tech dormitory and then in a classroom building on the other side of the Blacksburg, Va., campus two hours later, killing 32 people in the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history. The gunman committed suicide, bringing the death toll to 33. Investigators offered no motive for the attack. The gunman's name(Cho Seung-Hui) was not immediately released, and it was not known if he was a student. The FBI and the ATF believe two handguns were used by the gunman who was only described as a young Asian male. At least 26 people were injured. The bloodbath took place at opposite sides of the 2,600-acre campus, beginning at about 7:15 a.m. at West Ambler Johnston, a coed residence hall that houses 895 people, and continuing about two hours later at Norris Hall, an engineering building. VICTOM LIST Emily Jane Hilscher Hilscher, 19, of Woodville, Va., was a freshman majoring in animal and poultry sciences. She lived on the same dorm floor as victim Ryan Clark. Hilscher was known around her hometown as an animal lover. Ryan Clark Clark was called "Stack" by his friends, many of whom he met as a resident assistant at Ambler Johnson Hall, where the first shootings took place. Clark, 22, was from Martinez, Ga., just outside Augusta. He was a fifth-year student working toward degrees in biology and English, and a member of the Marching Virginians band. James Christopher Bishop Jaime Bishop, 35, taught German at Virginia Tech and helped oversee an exchange program with a German university. Bishop decided which German-language students at Virgina Tech could attend the Darmstadt University of Technology to improve their German. The "fraulein" was Bishop's wife, Stephanie Hofer, who also teaches in Virginia Tech's German program.
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Rank：Diamond Member Score：4000 Posts：4000 From：USA Register：12/24/2008 03:31 AM	Re：The Virginia Tech Tradegy---remember those victims Date Posted：01/13/2009 03:40 AMCopy HTML   REMEMBER APRIL 16th 2007     Kevin Granata Granata, a professor of engineering science and mechanics, served in the military and later conducted orthopedic research in hospitals before coming to Virginia Tech, where he and his students researched muscle and reflex response and robotics. Caitlin Hammaren Hammaren, 19, of Westtown, N.Y., was a sophomore majoring in International Studies and French, according to officials at her former school district. Ross Abdallah Alameddine Alameddine, 20, of Saugus, Mass., was a sophomore who had just declared English as his major. Friends created a memorial page on Facebook.com . Alameddine was killed in the classroom building. Daniel Perez Cueva Perez Cueva, 21, from Peru, was killed while in a French class, said his mother, Betty Cueva. Perez Cueva was a student of international relations, according to the Virginia Tech Web site. Jarrett Lane Lane, 22, was a senior civil engineering student who was valedictorian of his high school class in tiny Narrows, Va., just 30 miles from Virginia Tech. His high school put up a memorial to Lane that included pictures, musical instruments and his athletic jerseys. Brian Bluhm Bluhm, 25, a graduate student in civil engineering. Bluhm received his undergraduate degree in civil engineering at Virginia Tech and was getting ready to defend his thesis. He already had accepted a job in Baltimore. Jeremy Herbstritt Jeremy Herbstritt, 27, of Bellefonte, Pa., was pursuing graduate work in civil engineering at Virginia Tech, according to officials at Penn State. Jocelyne Couture-Nowak Couture-Nowak was a French instructor at Virginia Tech and was instrumental in the push to create the first French school in Truro, Nova Scotia, where she lived in the 1990s with her husband -- Jerzy Nowak -- who is the head of the horticulture department at Virginia Tech.                 http://truewitchcraft.aimoo.com/url.cfm?link=2$ZCK8I4vV5hWe$J8lL326SLy8lkJkeK
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Rank：Diamond Member Score：4000 Posts：4000 From：USA Register：12/24/2008 03:31 AM	Re：The Virginia Tech Tradegy---remember those victims Date Posted：01/13/2009 03:41 AMCopy HTML   REMEMBER APRIL 16th 2007         Erin Peterson Peterson, a freshman, graduated from Westfield High School in Chantilly, Va. in 2006. The freshman had yet to choose a major. Nicole White White, 20, of Hampton Roads, Va., majoring in International Studies. Matt La Porte Matthew J. La Porte credited the Carson Long Military Institute, in New Bloomfield, Pa. La Porte was attending Virginia Tech on an Air Force ROTC scholarship. Henry Lee Lee, a freshman from Roanoke, Va., majoring in computer engineering and French.  Lauren McCain 20, majoring in International Studies. Liviu Librescu Librescu, 76, an Israeli engineering and math lecturer, was known for his research, but his son said the Holocaust survivor will be remembered as a hero for protecting students as the gunman tried to enter his classroom. Librescu taught at Virginia Tech for 20 years and had an international reputation for his work in aeronautical engineering. Librescu escaped from Communist Romania and made his way to the United States before he was killed in Monday's massacre, which coincided with Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day. Librescu's son, Joe, said his father's students sent e-mails detailing how the professor saved their lives by blocking the doorway of his classroom from the approaching gunman before Librescu was fatally shot. Rachael Elizabeth Hill Rachael Hill, 18, a freshman from Glen Allen, Va., studying biology. Hill was a 2006 graduate of Grove Avenue Christian School in Henrico County, accordign to her father, Guy Hill. G.V. Loganathan Loganathan, 51, was born in the southern Indian city of Chennai and had been a civil and environmental engineering professor at Virginia Tech since 1982. He won several awards for excellence in teaching. Julia Pryde Pryde, a graduate student from Middleton, N.J. Daniel O'Neil O'Neil, 22, was a graduate student in engineering and played guitar and wrote his own songs Mary Karen Read Read, 19, The freshman had yet to declare a major. Juan Ramon Ortiz Ortiz, 26, of Bayamon, Puerto Rico, was teaching a class as part of his graduate program in civil engineering at Virginia Tech.   Marilys Alvarez Marilys Alvarez, 22, heard Ortiz's mother scream from the house next door when she learned of her son's death.     Reema Samaha Samaha, 18, a freshman from Centreville, Va. Maxine Turner A senior from Vienna, Va., Turner was a chemical engineering major. Leslie Sherman Sherman, a sophomore majoring in History and International Studies.     http://www.vt.edu/tragedy/   Sign the Guest book http://www.roanoke.com/vtvictimprofiles/ http://truewitchcraft.aimoo.com/url.cfm?link=2$ZCK8I4vV5hWe$J8lL326SLy8lkJkeK