Positive And Negative Aspects Of The York Bombing

The human existence is the positive and negative aspects of existing as human beings. The countries of our world do not always treat each other respectfully considering there have been 3 world wars in the last 100 years. The recent terrorist attacks at the Charle Hebdo magazine offices and at Jewish Deli in France and 9/11 at the World Trade Center in New York City and at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. 13 years ago, reflect negatively on our world. The Boston Bombing was also a terrorist attack that killed 3 and injured more than 200 hundred civilians at the finish line of the Boston marathon. On the other hand, the Olympics are one of the rare positive events when all the countries of the world come together to compete in athletic events. The Senior Service Project, initiated in 1972, and the Freshman service day, are both positive events at Rockhurst high school when students dedicate their time towards a local nursing home, soup kitchen, hospital, or other organization. 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