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South 40 SUNDAY NIGHT LIGHTS dorm safety scrutinized

BY DIVJD SONG officers. That was impressive." STAFF REPORTER

Washington University cam— pus dorms are the least secure among thrree ottrhe St. Louis area universities. according to a he a recent undercover investiga- un1vers1ty campuses investl- tive report by KMOV, the chan- at , U and Lindenwood nel 4 St. Louis news The news report, which SIUE saw five over that time pa . Director of Campus Police Don Strom suggested that the news report was in regards to the University, somewhat mis- leadin and Southern Illinois Univer- “The way the story was sity Edwardsville—to examine packaged was, to me, a little university and student secu- disingenuous” he said. rity by attempting to have an Sttrom said that the stu- undercover producer enter the dents’ reporting of the under- IIJBRWYIS LIFE cover producer in Dardick Hall CBS Sports Executive Producer Andy Goldberg a University alumnus, calls the shots at the Rams vs. Chiefs game on Nov. 5. CheckDout whatmgoes The investigator first ap— served as an example of Uni» on behind the scenes of an NFL broadcast on page4 proached Dardick Hall. where versity security the undercover reporter was “5 udents recognized the able to gain entry into the person was out of place and locked building when several called the police. From that University students unlocked perspective the system worked the door and allowed him in- the way its supposed to." side. According to the report, Strom also stressed the joint Talking college with Meg Cabot. responsibility between the stu- . dents and the University police confrontation and then left the for security on the cammup5. BY ELLEN JONES dustry. or by members of the fill that void. out to young readers is not building. However, the same “Whatever we do for safety CONTRIBUTING REPORTER Washington University com» Inspired by the students a new thing. Many current students who opened the door and securlioty Cabot worked with when she University students grew up for the producer later called shared responsibility. It's all Walking through the Came was assistant manager of reading Cabot‘s books and the University police, who in of us working together," said pus Bookstore. it can begin series a New York University resi- are excited to see that her turn confronted the reporter Strom. “In this case, shared re- to seem like textbooks and believes that College students dence hall, “Size 14" weaves characters have grown up as outside Dardick Hall. sponsibility worked MCAT study guides are the are underrepresented in the sensitive issues, like sexual~ well. dori'n security was ociate Director of Resi- only books written with col- world of fict ity and uncertainty about the “When I started reading similar to what we encountered dential Life Rob Wild added lege students in mind. And, “That time period where future, into a light-hearted “The Princess Diaries" in at Lindenwood and UMSL—the that both Residential Life ser- helpful as they maybe when you get out of college and are novel about college life. high school, I could easily key access or swipe--card ac- vices and the University police it's time to prep for that fi- trying to find out what you “I wish I could find time relate to some of the things cess system," said Steve Chame workrito maintain the dorms nal exam. the average college want to do [with your life]. to read for fun more." ad- raz, the reporter for the story. students probably will not for me it was extremely trau- mits freshman Ginny Page. ”SIUE chooses to staff its resi- “Relsidential Life and [the be turning to their statistics matizing," said Cabot. “There “Whenever I Iactually have dence halls 24 hours a day. ' work to- book when they find some aren’t a lot of books of fiction time to read aIlways reach Once [Washington University] time to relax. out there that are about that for ‘Chick lit' and Meg Cabot campus security was erted tial halls are safe. The greatest This apparent gap in the is one of my favorite au- many of Cabot's books. en- 0 our presence, they moved market has not gone unno- st book, “Size 14 is thos in quickly and with quite a few See DORMS, page 3 ticed by the publishing in- Not Fat Either," attempts to But Cabot's ability to reach See CABOT, page 3

Contentious l-64 Changes unveiled Bollywood meets the Midwest

BY ELIZABETH LEWIS in India, and I convinced STAFF REPORTER [Azmi] to come and have an 0 en talk in Graham' Cha» Washing ton University got pel," said Warsi. a taste of Bollywood, India's To prepare for her and thriving movie industry, usband‘s arrival, War- I-64/US40 on Wednesday with an As- sembly Series event entitled “Bollywood an Boneyn.d " Ac- tress and social activist Sha~ bana Azmi and her husba 0 t Javed Akhtar. a famed lyri- guests and ﬂyyering around d scriptwriter, cam us

This proved to be a fortu- BY PIIIIEET IIDLLIPIIRA “It’s like a parking lot out in MO-DOT5 history, will begin could become dangerous if not nate opportunity for many CONTRIBUTING REPORTER there,” she said, describing typi- 2007 and fi- repaire , and resurface the University students who are cal rush hour conditions. highway so it can better handle are justa avid admirers of the famous The Missouri Department Kepley typically uses 1-64 to the 170,000 cars that drive on it work as for their efforts in duo d . of Transportation (MO-DOT) commute to and from work. In wy 'n segments to allow soc1al jus ice. “They are pivotal figures. recently released details about good weather, it takes Kepley continual trafpc The project has raised man Both Azmi and Akhtar are nterest in the impending reconstruction as long as an hour to make the MO- 0’ mary goal is a concerns, such as traffic conges- currently'in the United States South Asia, and I am. also of a 12-mile stretch of I- 64, oth- 20-mile drive from Danforth complete overhaul oil[-64 frrom tion, that were addressed ut to perform a play, “Kaifi Aur erwise knotwngas Highwsrayn40. Campus back to her home in Kingshighway Blvd. to just west nottresolved ata public foorum Main,” in 20 cities across the Coommu ngton Manchester. of SpoedeRRoadMOTvDO hopes e project at the University University studentsfVficSutlltygand At a November 17 meeting, to add one lane to each side of inlateStepem er ncerned about the MO~DOT released its choice for the highw and ew inter com- the project on their the design-build team, Gateway changes between I- 64and 1- 170 ructors, as well as tenta- to reduce the highway5 notori- hangeer Warsi, a professor epley, administra- tive construction schedule outv ously heavy congestion. of Hindi and Linguistics, icons of South Asia for lead- tive assistant in the Department ines department also wants obs tac.1e Commuters must now was able to convince them to ership." ofWom sStudies, agrees that The $535 million project, the to replace the route’s bridges, speake atthe University I- 64 is inmajor need ofwork. most expensive highway project many of which MO-DOT said See [.54' page 2 seminar See BOLLYWOOD, page 3

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BOLLYWOOD 0? FROM PAGE] CABOT ~:~ FROM PAGEl cmes. IS toauthor of “The most alu m s about soriiclimh so busy celebrating it that l courages readers to niiin nee\eragotany motiyation for pos iti\ e sell 1111ige. \otebtiok Girls. published l could rclatct writing poetr. d. something that Cabot thinks by Tll'l‘it' \yarner in 3003. T e (‘illl QULSIIOH. Cl’t“ Akhtar started to \yrite po is especially difficult in the book. based on the shared atiyc \\ riting classts lime rc- etry' around rheaage of 32. and ore-cooker of campus journals of her and thrce of incd \cry popular among her high school friends. has l'niversny undergrads. with

though at that time e did —.‘. not aim to be published. he so much pres- proyen to be extremely pop» courses 11 e troductioii r society [to be ular among the young adult to Screenuriting and Fiction perfecil" said Cabot. “E\ery \\ riting attracting some of aunes . Baskin attri- the longest “it“ lists at the butes her book's success to 1' on or wanted Akhtar to write some its relc\ ance and honesty i sure \xord ofm how great these classes lyrics for a sorig \ about life experiences. “l r once toyed not necessarily realistic.“ thinktliat \yhcn people are is a really big reason why with this idea. so I refused it. \\ ritle about \\ here they are in no. Im not interested' life their ..\ ieyypoinl is fresh" you‘ re liying t.you cant judge can curse all you want. became so ‘4 you can experiment with M‘ SOSI / mply aye to be a part of3ittand react as sounds. and you get tons of Bollywood actress Shana/ta Mn/ and her husband poet laved haye characteristics we t happens. I think this re- posithe feedback.“ spoke at the Assembly Senes loco/e in Graham Chapel Wednesdaynight. writing 5 may have and can re ate to. action is uhat people find so art student :it in- This Mun 1: in so successful that his anthol- , ogy of poetry entitled Quiv1er added Page. “It‘s nice to sec appealing' diana University. Cabot also Poems an az asl became someone with a shortcoming Baskin is Just one of many tried to enroll in as many This fact could riotSbe more of Mum creative writing classes as ToughAzmi has worked the imost-sold poetry book in we might also haye, like lack undergraduates experiment true for A2 .w 01 alead- ing with creative writing on she could ecommends ing actress omf Parallel cinema to promote change. she real- of confidence. come out on t .. campu that students take advantage (popular in the 19605- 9805). izes that the process is slow n"[The e is] no point in get- tinrig pressurized or bi Cabot remembers her own ‘I find inspiration for my of \\ riting workshops at least and turns to thew ords of her their college father Kalfi Azmi a poet and too conscious about it. said college experience vividly. stories every\ihere.“ iscour lyricist. to keep her going Akhtar "Whateryler I wrote was but admits that its been a [unior Janalyn Guo. agedIif their work isn‘t well "neO day. I asked [him]. honest. ot write any- few years since she was a planmng to minor in ch~ frustrated thing for effecnt. bu t I wrote student her self ativene“riting. “It comes from rec ed what I genuinely felt. e day list rig more attentively e eyer liked any- Though she performs all to enpelople: how they talk thing i wrote in my writing of theseg,roles Azmi oes not start writing for effect. then it willEbecome dishonest and “hat they say r by paying classes." she said ‘Everyone llut more attention to the little made f e ause I you're working for change. if wrote commercial fiction you can build into that ex- ln ordertokeep the natural can have fun with that.“ said thin [But] be truee Itnoe yourseiyes. pectation the possibility that quality of his work. Akhtar Cabot. “Thethingslyyroteiyerent and you'll change mightnnot occurw raws his influences from Somme amts.hor honeyer necessarily :bnout col ege Baskin agren5. in your lifetime and that you several source choose to write about youth life." aeddd] sitions to basicallynvoice my “Everyone is much more concerns on wome rights. have to carry on working wit “I ave beeninfluenced by e e sttill young Julia Baskin. a sophomore writing class ast interesting than they think on social justisce and5human the belief that one day change peop e. If you gte in the College of Arts 81 Sci~ spring. “but they were 31‘ rights.” she id don will come. then there will be think there‘ 5 aSilear division no more frustration. between the activist and th husband Javed Akhtar. actress. l t in line is alsoefollows this adviice e completely blurred s famous for his poetry and DORMS 02° FROM PAGE] As eminist. Azmi has la wirllfu- area we workitogether is on student-to- student and not a to expect in a campus setting involvi factor of securiity [that] there are 1”nosexua of thaty they should have in so- was recently selected peoples knowledge of the campus se national anthem for culture Wild added that students satted that of the 29 fenses." saidS ie reported sexual offenses from The re e ofr0smtudents in “[yWomen] need to be in- “In the future. I wille hou take care not )le t 2004 to-’0003. 1-1 were ma helping with security by re- cluded in the lobal dia- rich the Hindi language on tailgaters inside th rrns. b-y acquaintances of the vic- porting mes and bet logue which is taking place. fluenced by his musiacS as a campus and wil have more and report suspiciousepersons m. and tath forcible sexual watchful. according to Strom. whether it is on religion. art. chi ld. ohftese kinds of events on a around an rms He offenses are generally under should be" emphasized with politics or economics an “Akhtar wrote a song that regular basis. i.d also asserted that the rela as been my avorite song sf tively high number of report- reported. A campus environ- crimes on campus vironmenta degradation. For “Part of what we have is a since I was 8-years-old." said ed forcible sexual offenses ment with a ubiquitous police far too long. the solution to trusting nature among stu- Warsi. “[It has] been sort of a people he brought to cam~ d not necessarily correlate presence. added Strom. would our problems has been sui — dentt.s because people joke that it will be my wed pus with securi'.ty not be representative of t e ably resolved from the male value that culture. there's go- g. "I am very much impressed ’Youavheto comparetthe enyironmentttah t the Univer Interestingly. Akhtar did way theey talk aoub University cutlip re.s“ said 3in Wishes to crea not set out to be a songwrit- education and the backward Wild. regarding the neits re- Waht teh challenge is for a poet. though he came ne of lndian society.’ said port. "There was an immplica a university. is creating an ennyironment where peeople w s a rd the 2006 from a family of poets Wasrssi. “I am influenced by the tion that t e nu are comfortable about com- to the student is not necessary Gandhi Foundation Interna- “I wanted to be a film di» work they are doing in the ported sexual offenses [was '. n1 st ing forward “hensuch expe- for that evel of security an tional Peace Awar er rector or script writer. so I try tor the personal up~ high] The reality is 05 wouldn't prevent crimes." work with slum inhabitants has so busy huh that and 11ftment of the poor“ forcible sexual oilenses are riences occur. lt's unrealistic

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BYARUEN FARIII mtnls hauu in I)(u put togEIer the announcers (this week It's SPORTS REPORTER in adian btt the Don Crlq311 and Steve Beuerletnl mow-3 tonquitkl3 to assemble attend Rams practice on Fridaa3 1r'And3 Goldberg tthre is Lomple\ graphits durinig pla3. rid t down h head c ach no Folrfseason.He does all Teh Ran and ( tefs are Scott Lin ha The3 watch ga e football. basketball, tennis golf. P1831”: for the (1o3ernor lm, talk strategy and try to get even the ()13 mpir' tip troph3 auarded to th 3 sense f h the ins are Th not analluni\Lrse team 33hr) Wins he battle uI going to do against the Chiefs, athlete, Goldberg, a 1987 \tash. Missouri. Goldheerg and Sch who t3ill start ubackup quarter» dua e is as integral a part neiderm1anndeLide to prepare a back Darn ard ofasportingL3ent asany parlic- featur on other intra- Missouri The3 alsoHmeet with Chiefs ipant Goldberg started working sports r13 alrics Theshr video coach Herm Edwars.d The rCBS Spur sjust t o weLks piece 131“ be used at somL pom Chiefs will try to run the ball after graduatingfrrom \tash. 111. during a break in the game's against t eRam ‘porous run and toda as defense. rector for thenetwtrirkS coyerinlg Like the pla3ers and coaches everythingpfi'oo teh NFLtothe Goldberg \\ atches eaccth m's Saturnbay PGA Cham nsiph gam ﬁlm fro the pre3a10us Earlier Ialstnmonth, Goldberg neck so he knovxs what to 13' atch Part of Friday afternoon but and i rew vtere assigned to for on Sunday mo S turdayiis de3oted to f cover the Rams-Chiefs ga e the teTchmnical stde of the broad- the wa C] Jones Dome do“ n- Thursday IcarChrt3'. thetechni- t SSp rts has the rights calSdirector has already ordered 2 tobroadcast all AFC match ups Ideas become realit on the production truckand the , and any AFC-NFC game “haere Thursda3s. Goldbeergs team cameras needed for the broad- 5 he AFC team is the roadt takes the research they 3'e come cast. Tech ' ians i Sunday,Noy. S marked theftrs piled earlier in the meek and *31 timme tyhts year that Goldberg turnsitinto usable maaeleria l. and his team broadcast a Rams Tahe ssociate directors find . The 51 Lows Rams charge onto the ﬁeld for the Nov. 5 game against the Kansas 610/ Chiefs at theEdwaldmlimesm I ame footage of the Cardinals play- Dome The Rams lost the game 31-17 ave Student Life a look ing the R03 als and pastR 111s opehons are operating 3 into the preparation anrid execu- Chiefs game s foor the feature correctly0and take various mea 1 tion of an NFL network telecast. on t overnor's 1 sures to assure that e3eryone isn't for another four hours but teammate at Penn State, Jimmy and his staff begin rehearsing. i Louis and kansas Cit3 are in the on the field and in the booth can er Lompany start to Kennedy. They have a |i3e hit with NFL Tb- Monday. Tuesday and Wednes» ommn nicate with Goldberg trickle into the stadiuum. e day to prepare or, in addition to day and Schneiderman'1n the truc players are justggetting to the the opening of the actual game neide der graphics that On the productionside God doome, and the lights are still Take five. This is the last teleLast g xdays before the game, 0\\ eNFC “est and AFC ber maakes naaI preparations dim on the fieId. timeout for team CBS. The entire Golsdlbergm and hii proocdu ItesAtSstlandtri re3'ie3iing his notes from earlier

crew (prooucd inandtechn ieal) ... Q :30 am. n'no tea —which nculdes Lar 3.Johnson the tnhe weekarid going over sto- 8:31) am enjoy35 a buffet style breakfast Schneiderman leaves th producerm associate "directors: gran/EliteUrartists asmsemble rylinees with his sta Goldberg and company meet 11 fried chickeen in itruck to go to the offlcials meet- broadcast associates annd raph c compparing his rushing “Sat urada3' nightiswhen it all for the last time before the tele» the bowels of the Edward Jones The ref:aerees rely on the net- announcersbeginresearching statistics to that ooftheer toop ties together‘ says Beue n. a Dome. All told, it takes about gi'k broad sting the game for former NFL quarterback turned 40 people to broadcasttan NFL we‘ye never done the color comm game on CBS le Rams." says Gooldberg.‘‘we have Thursday ne3er makes it on the Beuerleinencompared getting l3a instructs two of his en '9 15aa..m. video supervi» ee goes 'under to start from scratc teleLaast. ready for a broadcaats saari to foocus on Bruce and eter Davis is back in the at the replay. he haas 60 seco : The look at tendencies “I 3311uld 5513 80 percent of nouncer to getting ready as a 1-10th33hen they‘re on th d productiontruck Heesresponsi- firm or reierse the callnon ‘3gl ofeacth and familiarize the pre-produced material nei' la n7tell ashirtgton and Dan ble for making the picture 10ok the ﬁeld. 3 themselvesawmith the players on make. nTV',‘ sa3sGG-old all about preparation Diejrdorf 1111] be in attendance

go O I! avisaadjustsccolor “We rely on what [CBS] sends each sideaonf1 the bal I. bergm.‘But it has to be built for and] knowing [eachte Goerldbgwants a shot of exposure and contrast to get us.‘‘sa3smfield iudge BuddyHor- I. The shave a strong re- speed." a" denciesl We have e110uagmhsmate thncm ntlieg cro Gtertldb the picture to look like it does in ton. times we'l ceiving Rtarideem in Torry Holt rial that wou d take hours to get also hgurL-s out theIogistSth of t e time. Da\ is stretchSoutPthe tail on therIield and IsaacnSBruce. The Chiesf ‘ Friday throough, ut theegame takes you theLcoin toss and teh pre enta says. “I can make it look better Larry Joli nhad a breakout where you g. ofthe Go3ernor‘s CuupS Caar- than it really is." Goldberg and his production The biggest difference be- (131:1:pitcher Chris Carpenteer staff travel from their New York tween playing and announcing? doing the ceremonial 10 a.m. the video operators.“ _: headquuarter5 each Friday t the “You not as sore on Monday," coinlflip at 111idf1Ll.d Gorged on greasy food and a teh gam 33111 talk7e said Beuerlein. hL in-game storyliners. detailed gamemplan it's time for 11:1 5:: eOyer the courseoof the Goldberg 33am 5 to make thBS their various Bynowfans have started ito - tieek NFL season, the3 ill trav- Gameday the cameras get plentmy of Larry battleSstations.NFL Today, CBS dot the emptyro ofse n~ eI to most oft AFC citioesland Johnson footage. He \«ill proob- Spo sapre-gameshow goes on side the dome. Rehearsal begins merit some NFC cities like St.l_ Gates don‘t open for two» abl3 be tackled at some pointin nhou With game time the broadcast‘s nonlt3e ele- Goldberg Schneidermanand andnahalf hours and kickoff the game b3 his former college justtwo hours away. Goldberg See RAMS, page 5

‘ SEASON PREVIEW Ready for another run at glory Racanelli’s 0:0 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PREVIEW: New look for young women’s hoop team New 1011151711 Pom! BY CARRIE MITKA pla3." said Fahey. “We recognize Senior captain Jenny Southworth are more questions but I‘m con- SPORTS REPORTER their loss but we ha3e to let peo- is floating between the post and hdent thereare ans“ ers plee'de3elop intheir on n333".‘a3 perimeterrand is averaging mo \T'aith ord of 2-3 before e clocks ticks do\3 . d With a shorta rebounds per game this season. facing the tough Lompetition in riding, cuuitt111g on the Li\A (four conference oppo- m E: m oc op s strengths. weekend be still ha3e to keep te tempo e 'e3's to our success." agreed crowd consists mainly opf uapand plaa3 great defense, but e3: ents and local diehards; the3p'all getting better every game skee3 The returning players are chat quietalmyabout the boltda3 for this team,“ Joiried by a host of freshmen hes filesout Teh guards that will be looked to more than of thesrroomamadjacent to the Field steep utopothe challenge. Senior inyears paa.st “We're making the house and stan to t e side of captain Sarah Schell entered the freshmen as a woh r0w up plac 131 takec of boy- the door Aemuffld chantcan seaso anked secoond on the rid 1 think they‘lzl0respond ing out, l“oorktng hard be heard thategrous louder 111th school assists list and is a3er- ”said Fahe3. ellnrulh ting bet the passing ons:cl “,Bears get 31113 has made teh m0015tizmmedia If“3ou startthin o‘Sl impact a3eraging 10apom sand God 33L e women‘s basketball team «15 rebounds per e. silart to lose focus of \3h3 \3e pla3 is waiting in the nings for l[.\ “I“ sliarL is Just aggressn'e andmyou dont in the firsstlap ne\'tt,opponen LakeFores tCol~ sponstbilities \331th Sche 11. find that much in a freshmen” Fahe3 certainl3 knotxs the es- leege. The Bearsr53' 13.3p01ms and nearl3'fou said Fa e31al'13a's3 askmm3 sentials of “inning; hr lose the game in 01 ertime aftner a sists per game leads the Bearsasin players “what do0'3ou care \3'bat squaasd to four straight 9national Lake Forest pla3er nailed 3 Seth both categories. Standinngoonly year the3 are when 30u play championships (19982001) and The FASTEST Way To Enjo from behind half court iii the 5'3". DaL 1.13 s grit t3 defense againstthem has rhada l0 111g season New York City From Wash. U! ‘ waning seconds of regulation. and surprising anem\erabil- Lau S212 and sopho- Head coach Nananc3 Fahe33's it3 in the lane prm es thats011d more transfer Halse3 “ard are Campus 31 3ears ago program. a Ionngtime DI\|SIOn 11] handling and quick feet can “glue players“ that ho1d the ma handful of e\perienced pla3ers New Extended Hours! Now Open Until 10 PI p03crhouse, is in unexpected compensate or e ht. Jor contributors together and man3 others \3 ait ingto(:on territor3. \iith three elanslees al- Classmate Jill Brandt13e3'illl also add significantly off the bench moldedFa3he3's coopaching Mon-Thurs! Delivery Available! ready on the 3oungs the need to stepiiont theq tbry throug 5, solid defense. ess 3311] have to be utilizedrmore same number of defeatssoasall of \lanning. Dro andsheer hustle. than in the 3ears of \lanritmg For REAL Authentic New York Style, HOME MADE 3 high to pointspaglaninst Central eres a lot of different and Beehlcr, Pizza, Made To Order With The Freshest Collegemcanndla ttri “1'3: ne3er been a fan of Iosv

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"mun-mi tee finall3 decided that the in compliance withh The Human Rights onl3 a few e\amples of the smoouuast council has also overlooked horrors currentl3ooccurrisng 89 xpresses its shock at rights law and linternatiorinal [hung the United humanitarian he eath of oterforty fi' throui nhout the .t'l Nations‘ ma 6.D ciedes to8dispatch ur- civilians in Sri ab3 committees is the b3 Canad gently a high level fact-find- arm3 fire whichincluded smallerthan Massachusetts. Hum ht Unnion which“ ing mission to Beit Ha a school where displaced which is constantl3 attacked Council.The satated purpose the Sudanese goxernment persons were li\ing. -\ b3 surrounding nations a d mmission 'pre- responsible for teheman3 While the loss of 19. cording the Sri Lankan desperatel3 tr3ing to defend man rights \iola- murders. rapes. and other Palestinian civilians. in- military."The Tigers had a inhumane acts against its cludinng eightnwomen an been plaanning this slittua- o own civilians committed seven childre tion since the begimt of scrutiny an by, according to the United rific tragedy thatSsh this month b3 detaining the Despite its best efforts to Nations own Imestigators. as of medics in Belt investigated urther. it was innocent civilians in those stay on the fensive annd the government nded and otther Palestinian towns not, as stated by the coun- nyl react whenp voked. eUnited and supported militia the and villages. and calls toor cil. deliberate. The com- rengthening anjaweed0 Instead thei perpetrators etimea In and streamlining the United resolution declared that all thereof to jussict ingly enough.IsraeliForeign Nations system in the Iel 3. Dn unces the Israeli “Tlioy have chosen to Minister Tzipi Liv .ma rights." How massive destruction of Pa]- similar statement regarding estinian horn spropert3 ignore real disasters t eit Hanoun accident: and infrastructure in Beit lsraI left Gaza in order tarian lw1t Hanoun . such as this horriﬁc to give the Palestinians an 4. Expresses its alarm at opportuunity tocontrol ter- includingwomen annd cih l- genocide in favor of rorrism anddev otpteh it own lives. Unfortunately. ft e Palestinian pen once again denouncing this has not happened. ments havve not 1 t eOccupied Palestinian taken responsibility or any Territor b3 the cu Israol." fo ofa 11.011elike Da rfur. murder of Civilians in this the havveCchos nto ignore region has not attracted mission failed to mention real disasters sflinch as this the attention or horror of that Israel has used its own lsrraeli horrific genoccide In favor this UN committee as Israel resources to investigate this of once again denouncing issue and accordingoto sarael. HowoisttshI the series of incessa provemen nth council It re peated Israelierrinilitar was established to replace? r most recent emergency incursions the tunatel . n the course f session on Nov. 15. 2006 sfor imlmediat battle. sregrettable incidents Daphna IS a senior III the t e Human Rights Council protection of thePPalestin- artillerybattery‘ 5 gxunicdeance su whiehao uerred Olin Schaol ofBuu.siness She stated the following in their ian c13ilian51teh Occ s stem ch has this morning doh can be reached via e--mail at 20.06 when the commit- resolution: pieed Palestinian Territory been replaced. Unfortunately. thegenare deshamas@wustl edit.

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