She inspired people & was probably an all around great person, but what had she really done to deserve almost daily morning sessions. It's fine to celebrate the life of her & anyone else who has contributed to society, but would we be having what seems to be every other month rememberance ceremonies had she died a less tragic death or not been as attractive, or not been white?? I doubt it. I agree with Superman, it is time to move on folk. She wasn't working on a cure for cancer, she wasn't working to end world hunger, she wasn't working to reduce poverty levels, etc. She was a wonderful person I'm sure, but the level of concern by both the media & people who didn't even know her puzzles me, while the same people show no concern for the many others who have died equally horrific deaths. Here's the deal;she went to UNC & became Student Body Pres., she was pretty, popular, white, blonde, etc. Bottomline is that the ovrflow of emotion comes from the fact that BLACK punks killed her!

"I totally agree with you Superman...enough already!!! She was not the only killed in the last one year you know...How about the Indian Guy?"

The people who knew or loved Eve Carson want to honor her memory, you insufferable jerk. So why don't YOU organize a memorial for the grad student from Duke??? I agree with you about one thing, he deserves to honored as well, BY THE PEOPLE WHO KNEW OR LOVED HIM!!

I totally agree with you Superman...enough already!!! She was not the only killed in the last one year you know...How about the Indian Guy?

WRAL chose not to post what I originally wrote.

"It would be nice if these people just let it go and move on! This is not the first tragic death."

superman-WRAL will not publish the word that I want to call you. People who knew Eve Carson or were impacted by her life can celebrate/remember her in any way they choose. No one is making you attend.