MAT@USC Alumnus, Brooke Hopkins, was recently featured in her local newspaper. Remembering the attacks on 9/11 ten years ago, Brooke did her best to help her students understand the magnitude of that day. See the article originally printed in Eastern Wake News below.
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SEPT. 11 ATTACKS AREN’T VIVID MEMORIES FOR ALL OF TODAY’S STUDENTS
KNIGHTDALE – Ten years ago today, …
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