Forgive and forget? On the eve of Sept. 11, the Munk Centre for International Studies is eerily quiet. Two years after the terrorist attacks on the United States, Americans are still in a very different head space then they were before. “Certainly it’s [9/11] going to be remembered as an important moment,” said Professor Rick Halpern, the Bissell-Heyd chair of American Studies at the Munk Centre. He added that “it’s difficult to see any closure any time soon.” U of T has nothing official planned to mark the anniversary today.
