Question about Mark Kintgen's interview (11k)

I am finally getting around to reading this document, and I noticed something in Mark Kintgen's interview :
"When asked if he recalled anything specific about the announcements that day, Mark Kintgen responded in the negative, but stated he did remember a scrolling message which is shown throughout the school at various locations. Mark Kintgen identified that message as "Today is not a good day to be here" .

I have never heard of this before. Does anyone know if this is an accurate recollection ?

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Eric Veik stated the RNN features a phrase of the day each day He stated the phrase of the day that had been planned for, he did not feel was appropriate, so he changed it. He wrote the phrase, which was aired that morning. The phrase was "how could you expect us to stay in school on a day like this?" Veik stated the original phrase of the day was by James Davis, a senior. The phrase was "quit your bitching." Davis told Veik he didn't care if it was inappropriate because he was going to be graduating in 16 days. Veik went ahead and changed the phrase because he felt it was inappropriate.

I think the message was referring to the fact that it was a warm spring day and that everyone was stuck at school.

the "quit your bitching" is a WEIRD coincidence too as Eric basically said that to somebody he wounded while shooting.

It is kinda funny to read all the different variations of that thought of the day in the 11k. No one quite heard it the same.

The coincidences are definitely strange. I'm only on the first set of documents from the 11k , but I can't help noticing accounts such as that one that seem to foreshadow how awful that day was.

lilypadlane wrote:

The coincidences are definitely strange. I'm only on the first set of documents from the 11k , but I can't help noticing accounts such as that one that seem to foreshadow how awful that day was.

I am almost done with the 11k. I have read it all. Some is very very boring and there are a lot of repeats. But that is how you find out what the facts are sometimes. Repeating of the same series of events by multiple people