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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has its own Philip Kurian, and her name is Jillian Bandes. Bandes was a columnist for UNC's campus newspaper, The Daily Tar Heel, until Sept. 13, when she wrote a column encouraging racial profiling at airports.
Great disasters, no matter how remote they may be, usually succeed in coaxing out at least a little sympathy from almost every person with a connection to the outside world. And that these connections are growing wider and more numerous is a fact that only holds truer with time; as our media has progressed from infrequent written accounts to coarse black-and-white photos, on up to today’s possibilities of glimpsing vivid events in color and motion as they occur, remaining oblivious or “hiding” from any awareness of the world's hot spots of misery has become almost impossible.
