This blog contains posts and comments written by students in Dr. Tufte's economics classes at Southern Utah University.
10/09/2005
Six Year Old Hero
I found an article on msnbc.com that I know doesn't really have to do with economics, but I thought was so touching I had to write about it. A six year old boy was found wondering the streets of New Orleans with a baby in his arms, and five toddlers, holding hands, trailing behind him. The little boy, Deamonte Love, said that the baby was his little brother, two more were his cousins, and the other three were kids from his apartment builiding. This little boy is so brave, that he took matters into his own hands, and became a leader so he could help find all of these children safety. It is so amazing to me that parents are teaching their kids at such a young age to be so responsible. Anyway, I thought everyone should here about this story.
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Thank you for sharing this emotionally touching story. I began to read the article because I am a mother of a six year old boy. What a tremendous burden for such a sweet young child to bear. He must be very tenderhearted. Hopefully, he will forget the entire event!
I cannot begin to imagine or feel their pain, but my thoughts and prayers certainly go out to each of them. Perhaps because of the enormous amount of loss, it is difficult to think of each individual's pain, and continued suffering.
This story is certainly the story of a true miracle!
This post is precisely what this blog is supposed to do for students!
Alex posted something interesting, and Logan filled in some economics.
Fantastic.
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