If My Dad Were Still Here  Max Giaccone was 10 years old on
9/11, when the towers fell and he lost his father. In this
week's Newsweek, Giaccone on what Osama bin Laden's death means
to him.  Plus, full coverage of Osama bin Laden.  I was in the
fifth grade when it happened. I had just arrived at school. My
teacher picked up the phone in our classroom, and I could tell
something wasn't right. He hung up and told me to go to the
office. My mom was there, hysterically crying. That was 10 years
ago, but I still remember her face. She said someone had flown a
plane into the World Trade Center and we hadn't heard anything
from Dad. By the time we got home, Tower Two had just fallen.
My dad worked on the 103rd floor of the first tower. He was the
director of global infrastructure at Cantor Fitzgerald. The day
before he died, I remember, we had a really good night. He was
quoting from the Pink Panther movies that we used to watch and
chasing me around the house. Then he had to pick up my sister
from somewhere, so I