Take time to reach out to someone at Virginia Tech
Title
Take time to reach out to someone at Virginia Tech
Description
Posted: 4/26/07
TO THE EDITOR:
In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, we have the opportunity to reach out and touch the lives of the students affected by this tragedy. Eve Carson made the suggestion to find someone at Virginia Tech to "adopt".
For student groups, search for a "sister organization." Student leaders, look up your counterparts in Blacksburg. Then, make some contact with them. Let them know they are in our thoughts. Need somewhere to get started? Get a shoe box, throw some candy and some pictures in it, and then write a letter. Be creative. Be genuine. Be yourself.
If you need any help, we are personally available and extremely willing to do anything we can. We are not experts, but we will call upon what resources we have. We are available by e-mail, Facebook and phone. We also urge you to call upon your fellow students here in Chapel Hill and take advantage of this opportunity to grow closer to those in the UNC community as well.
As the school year draws to a close, keep in mind that time is of the essence. This is a call to action. We know many people feel helpless, but this is simple, cheap and easy yet personal way to positively affect the Virginia Tech community.
James F. Eby
Carolina Advocacy, Executive Branch
Logan Liles
Carolina Advocacy, Executive Branch
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Original Source:<a href=http://media.www.dailytarheel.com/media/storage/paper885/news/2007/04/26/LettersToTheEditor/Take-Time.To.Reach.Out.To.Someone.At.Virginia.Tech-2881893.shtml>The Daily Tar Heel - April 26, 2007</a>
TO THE EDITOR:
In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, we have the opportunity to reach out and touch the lives of the students affected by this tragedy. Eve Carson made the suggestion to find someone at Virginia Tech to "adopt".
For student groups, search for a "sister organization." Student leaders, look up your counterparts in Blacksburg. Then, make some contact with them. Let them know they are in our thoughts. Need somewhere to get started? Get a shoe box, throw some candy and some pictures in it, and then write a letter. Be creative. Be genuine. Be yourself.
If you need any help, we are personally available and extremely willing to do anything we can. We are not experts, but we will call upon what resources we have. We are available by e-mail, Facebook and phone. We also urge you to call upon your fellow students here in Chapel Hill and take advantage of this opportunity to grow closer to those in the UNC community as well.
As the school year draws to a close, keep in mind that time is of the essence. This is a call to action. We know many people feel helpless, but this is simple, cheap and easy yet personal way to positively affect the Virginia Tech community.
James F. Eby
Carolina Advocacy, Executive Branch
Logan Liles
Carolina Advocacy, Executive Branch
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Original Source:<a href=http://media.www.dailytarheel.com/media/storage/paper885/news/2007/04/26/LettersToTheEditor/Take-Time.To.Reach.Out.To.Someone.At.Virginia.Tech-2881893.shtml>The Daily Tar Heel - April 26, 2007</a>
Creator
James F. Eby
Publisher
The Daily Tar Heel
Date
2007-07-16
Contributor
Sara Hood
Rights
Kevin Schwartz <kschwartz@unc.edu>
Language
eng
Citation
James F. Eby, “Take time to reach out to someone at Virginia Tech,” The April 16 Archive, accessed December 12, 2024, https://www.april16archive.org/items/show/741.