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Another Columbine? Dawson College events today

September 13, 2006 on 7:15 pm | In News |

If you haven’t heard it on the news, there has been shooting in Montreal, Canada. A disturbed individual opened fire on unsuspecting student body.

I have a special connection to Dawson College - I used to live in Montreal and went to Dawson for four years.

What can I say - as these things keep happening around the world, it is just another reminder that we as society need to change. That’s why I firmly believe that self improvement is critically important. As the matter a fact I believe that improving our selves is the only viable solution to the problems that we face in the society today. The more we work on our selves, the more individuals there would be constantly striving to be better, the more world around us will improve. Only by improving our selves we can affect a deep change in the world around us.

I want to express my deepest sympathies to the victims and wish them a speedy recovery!

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