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Atlanta | Posted: September 16, 2001
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Three days after suicide terrorists killed thousands in attacks against America on Sept. 11, Georgia Tech students, faculty and alumni jammed the Campanile Plaza to remember the innocent victims.
students place flowers in reflection poolThree days after suicide terrorists killed thousands in attacks against America on Sept. 11, Georgia Tech students, faculty and alumni jammed the Campanile Plaza to remember the innocent victims.
Among those victims was Carl Max Hammond Jr., Phys 87, of Nashua, N.H., who perished aboard United Airlines flight 175, which terrorist hijackers crashed into the World Trade Center. He is the first alumnus whose life was known to be taken.
C. Michael Gann, IM 85, of Roswell, was Atlanta
