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Virginia Tech students return to campus after massacre
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Virginia Tech students return to campus after massacre
Still reeling in shock and grief, Virginia Tech begian yesterday to try to restart the work of teaching and learning that was so horrifically interrupted a week ago by the murderous rampage of Seung-Hui Cho. With the option of taking a grade on the work they have done so far – or dropping a course without penalty – some students may elect simply to deal with their grief at home.
But those who have come back say this is where they want to be right now.
“I want to be back this week even if I don’t take my exams, just to be with people,” Brittany Gambardella said Sunday, moving back into a dormitory where two students were slain at the beginning of the rampage. “Then you go home, and you end the year on a good note.”
The university says it was not sure how many students planned to be back Monday - or whether some might not come back at all. But among those here, there is a strong sense that the university community – though grievously wounded – is tighter now than before. None could think of anyone who was considering transferring because of the shooting.
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