re: Remembering Fallen Aggies

I don't get it, but I'm not going to let that type of thing bother me. Hopefully people just hit the wrong button by accident. It's hard to compare tragedies, but if I had to compare this to anything I'd go with the Boston Marathon. Even though one was a terrorist attack, and one was just an unfortunate tragedy, they are so comparable in the way those events define the community. Both of these events were maybe the most important of the year, and when you have an unexpected tragedy at something so beloved, it rattles your whole world. There is very little good that could come out of either of these tragedies, but seeing how each individual community came together in love and strength was so impressive to me and I love how united the Aggies are in remembering their bretheren that lost their lives that day. I'm not sure another University has ever had a closer connection than they have had since that day. Just very impressive of them.