Columbine

• Teenage gunmen spilled the blood of children before Columbine, in Alaska, Arkansas, Mississippi and Oregon. After Columbine, more blood was shed in Minnesota and California, in Germany and Finland.
(AP - msnbc.com)
• At this point, it's still unknown why a Chardon High School student walked into his school cafeteria Monday morning in suburb of Cleveland and shot into a group of students, wounding four and killing one.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• There was a massacre at Albany High School Thursday. Two gunmen shot and killed six students and left several others critically injured. Ambulances rushed to the scene and even the media were there trying to gather info, but thankfully, this was all a drill.
(WALB 10)
• GLASSBORO — April will mark the 13th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting, and the family of victim Rachel Scott continues to spread a message of kindness and compassion through Rachels Challenge.
(NJ.com)
• GOLDEN, Colo. — A judge has ordered a psychological evaluation for a 14-year-old girl suspected in a hammer attack that injured two students at Columbine High School.
(Huffington Post)
• Columbine killer Eric Harris wanted to haunt survivors from beyond the grave with flashbacks and drive them insane, he said in a video diary before the killings.
(Denver Post)
• The owner of Columbine Health Systems was honored Thursday with the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerces top award.
(Coloradoan)
• The name that leaps to mind first is Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. Weve seen the pictures, cried with the families and read the unsettling words of shooters (and victims). Fifteen people died on April 20, 1999.
(YAHOO!)
• "Columbine killer Eric Harris wanted to haunt survivors from beyond the grave with flashbacks and drive them insane, he said in a video diary before the killings," – that's how my recent Op-Ed in the Denver Post begins.
(Examiner)
• LAYTON — A speaker with Rachel's Challenge, a group associated with Rachel Scott, who was killed at Columbine High School in 1999, will highlight the seventh annual Davis Youth Summit.
(Ogden Standard-Examiner)