A Message to Paris
Around the world, everyone is in shock over the attack that occurred in Paris on Friday November 13th. The realization of the situation has begun to hit and we all feel for those who were affected. Our hearts and prayers go out to Paris in this time of crisis.
In honor of this event, I decided to ask the students at Pentucket High School to give a few words to support anyone who has been affect by this tragedy. This is what they said;
“Very heart breaking, I’m sorry for the tragedy that you had to go through and how it effect your lives.”- Jackie Kutcher
“I feel terrible that our country isn’t helping, especially after 9/11, I hope you will bounce back strong.”- Greg Parachojuk
“I’m sorry about your losses and the pain you have gone through and if there’s anything I could do I would.”- Jillian Hegarty
“I’m sorry it’s terrible that these things happen.”- Isabelle Lake
“Isis should have been blown up a long time ago, and the president should have recognized that ISIS is a terror group not RADICAL ISLAM. The fact that it takes a tragedy like this for people to recognize ISIS is a problem is horrendous and disgusting and sad.”- Sam Romano
“Kick some ass, avenge those who have been killed.”- Ethan Hotain
Clearly students have strong feelings about what has happened. This is what we would say and the message we want to send to those who were effected.
Derek Cochran • Dec 8, 2015 at 12:38 pm
Very well written and powerful. Nice use of students input to drive home your point.
Ben Thibeau • Dec 7, 2015 at 9:39 pm
I am glad the students who go to our school both know about current events and would all help if they could.
Emily Croteau • Dec 7, 2015 at 9:11 pm
Very sad topic but well written!
Alana White • Dec 7, 2015 at 7:25 pm
Reading the students opinions on this tragic event that has occurred really made this a powerful message to all people reading whose families were both affected and unaffected.
Aili Hoyt • Dec 7, 2015 at 4:37 pm
It’s really nice to read these comments from other students. It shows how people, even in other countries, care about international problems.
Deanna Santos • Dec 7, 2015 at 3:23 pm
Honestly when I see this stuff on the news I always think “What has this world come to?”. These are the tragic events that will impact people’s lives forever.
Natasha • Dec 7, 2015 at 11:11 am
Its great that people are cautious of what is happening and i agree, we need to stop ISIS and avenge the deaths of so many people. Some people form my church were in a coffee house on the street that the shootings happening in pairs. They are okay but they are very shaken up.
Joshua Walsh • Dec 7, 2015 at 2:34 am
Very well written article. Such a terrible thing that happened back in November, but atleast we are finally doing something about ISIS. They need to be seriously taken down before they hurt anyone else.
Alex Wilson • Dec 6, 2015 at 11:48 pm
Very powerful, I think asking the students of the school to show their support on the Paris attacks was very powerful and helped make this article a very impactful and overall interesting view on the student’s opinions at our school