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Press Coverage
December 27, 2005	Op-ed: As 9/11 watchdog role ends, who will pick up baton? (PDF) Carie Lemack, USA Today, 12/27/2005
December 16, 2005	Op-ed: Terrorists will strike again (PDF) James R. Thompson, The Chicago Tribune, 12/16/05
December 5, 2005	Op-ed: A Formula for Disaster (PDF) Thomas H. Kean & Lee H. Hamilton, The New York Times, 12/05/05
November 7, 2005	9/11 study calls for refocused vigilance (PDF) Matt Canham, The Salt Lake Tribune
October 26, 2005	Op-ed: Security mishmash (PDF) John Fortier, The Hill
September 18, 2005	Op-ed: Do more have to die? (PDF) Thomas H. Kean & Lee H. Hamilton, New York Daily News
September 11, 2005	Op-ed: Sept. 11’s Unfinished Business (PDF) Thomas H. Kean & Lee H. Hamilton, The San Jose Mercury News, 9/11/05
September 9, 2005	Op-ed: Reviewing Our Defenses, Four Years After 9/11 (PDF) Thomas H. Kean & Lee H. Hamilton, The Forward (NY), 9/9/05
June 14, 2005	Op-ed: Security reforms? Washington isn't in any rush (PDF) Mike Kelly, The Bergen Record (NJ)
June 12, 2005	Op-ed: 9-11 panel's report must not go unheeded (PDF) Thomas H. Kean & Lee H. Hamilton, The Baltimore Sun
June 11, 2005	9/11 commission preps for 'unfinished agenda' (PDF) Richard Little, The Baltimore Sun
June 7, 2005	Modern Paul Reveres: 9-11 panel right to keep focus on security (PDF) Editorial, The Dallas Morning News
June 7, 2005	Sept. 11 Follow-Up Panel Says FBI Needs to Improve Terror Tracking (PDF) Scot Paltrow, The Wall Street Journal
May 18, 2005	Sept. 11th commission to assess progress on recommendations (PDF) Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press
May 11, 2005	CIA Official Brings September 11 Report To Life for Engadine High (PDF) Stephen Underwood, St. Ignace (MI) News
May 1, 2005	Tom Kean's summer school (PDF) Mike Kelly, The Bergen Record (NJ)

The ten members of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (known as the 9-11 Commission) have initiated a nationwide public education campaign for the purpose of making America safer and more secure. In so doing, the commissioners will give people throughout America the opportunity to participate in a debate that has been limited largely to those inside the Washington Beltway.

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