It's a tragedy. I hated to see those kids die.'' On Friday, Curt Bigelow took a day off at Lockheed Martin and spent it at Columbine High. It was freshman orientation day, a day the older kids show the new kids around. Bigelow, a 1979 Columbine graduate and the president of its alumni association, helped serve lunch. I really think people are doing great.
People are just excited to be back at school.
The school looks great,'' he said afterward. They plan to form a human chain half a mile long in front of the high school, welcoming students to their first day back. Columbine Principal Frank DeAngelis suggested the idea of an opening-day human chain of parents and alumni last month. Bigelow has been soliciting volunteers for about a week. He said they've been easy to find.