In part, the documentary recalls how ABC covered the massacre, with Jim McKay as the anchor, Peter Jennings delivering reports by walkie-talkie from the Italian dormitory, which was near the Israelis', and Howard Cosell in the field.
Members of the United States team went to the Canadians' dormitory, which was next to the Israelis'.
The university is as ineffectual as the group is organized: There are dormitory ID cards, but no one bothers to check them, said Ms. Tayyib, who used to live in the girls' dormitory, which is also controlled by the group.
Zipping her motorized wheelchair around the spacious dormitory, which has three elevators, Ms. Morgan, a sophomore, relishes the autonomy of her new life.
Nancy Tinker, director of facilities management, said the first dormitory, which covers 67,181 square feet on six floors, has 60 suites, each with two double-occupancy rooms off a common entry foyer, with data and cable-television jacks in each room.
They set up the long dining table on the first floor and assembled bunks in the second-floor dormitory, which has -- at least for now -- a broad view of ground zero.
The Diamondback, the university's student newspaper, had criticized Ward for moving the team into one dormitory, which forced some other students out.
But Geuze had never actually seen that view: the Coast Guard's eleven-story dormitory, which provided access to the vista, was demolished before he had a chance to visit the top.
