DoctorKynes

Hi fellow Hokie. I was a freshman at the time. It feels so odd that the massacre was 10 years ago.

It was by far the most defining day of my life, as it was for many. At 18 years old I felt myself change from child to man almost overnight. How did you change, on a personal level?

What is your health care like?

When I worked in Virginia, some of the craziest, most advanced, and tragic cases came from your commune and others like it.

No, there were about 30,000 people on campus and I never met him.

I did have the honor of meeting two of the victims. One passed, and was one of the gentlest and most genuine people I've ever met. The other survived and is off doing great things to help the world become a better place.

You can taste the hatred in Papa John's pizza

Yes. In fact, it felt weirdly truncated. Our classes were cancelled, final exams cancelled, and we were basically told to just take our time and come back next semester.

The grade thing was weird. Because of the exam cancellation, many people had artificially inflated grades that semester that was later reflected on transcripts. It was a strange reminder.