For every life lost, a flag stands

September 12, 2013 The Duquesne Duke News Comments Off on For every life lost, a flag stands

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Photos by Aaron Warnick | Photo Editor.

Flags cover the ground outside of College Hall in memoriam of the Sept.11, 2001 attacks. The College Republicans, in coordination with the Young America’s Foundation, placed one flag for each person who died that day. According to College Republicans member David Mollura, students walking by stopped to help the group plant the flags.

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