SPARTAN DAILY Serving San lose State University since 1934 VOLUME 124, NUMBLR 2 FRIDAY. JANUARY 2%. 2005 N X Applications bombard CSU Editor's note: There will be no issue on Monday. Daily publication will SJSU gets <\N S/.1 begin on Tuesday. / increase in / .41 - - OPINION entries -
View from the Last By Sara Spivey Slaving over fashion is pointless Daily Senior Stuff Writer p.2 San Jose State University received 24,415 online applications for Fall 2005 admission during the priority filing period of Oct I, 2004 through Nov. 30, 2004. The influx is a 12.2 percent increase over the number submitted during the initial filing period last year, according to an official in enrollment and academic services. "That's a significant change from last year," said Susan Hoagland, the interim The Scratching Post director of undergraduate and graduate Student feedback can create a enrollment and academic services. better nmvspaper p. 2 The approximately 23,000 undergrad and second baccalaureate applications that were submitted to SJSU accounted for the mai, troy of the increase. Hoagland said she ewe., ts that number to jump by about 21) per cot before sIsl: permanently doses t the Fall 2005 tiling period on Feb. 1. The graduate program, which has Photo Illustration by Adam Heyman and Bejamin Favela received less than 1,501) applications for Fall 2005, is running "about even," which applications during the priority filing because they are affordable and allow who meet eligibility requirements tor a Hoagland said she expected because of period, a 22 percent increase over last year students to work. campus are guaranteed aceeptance tel the upsweep of the eciinomy. and the eighth consecutive year the CSU "The CSU system has the lowest fees the campus ot their choice. For many "1 he graduate program is very system has seen growth. comparable to universines all over the campuses this is not a problem, however, different," I loagland said. "We will It is a trend the CSU calls Tidal Wave nation. Class schedules provide hour, some campuses are more popular than continue to accept applications for most II, which is based on an increase in the for students to work part time," she said. others, she said. programs until May 30." high school population, said Clara Votes- "All these reasons make the CSU very The popularity %it certain I.SL schools The increase in the number of Fellow, a spokeswoman for the CSU. attractive. when you look at what other such as san Diego State I, o ersitv. Cal NI WS applications for Fall 200; is not exclusive Potes-Fellow said more high school universities %harge tor education." to The I alitornia state University graduates are interested in obtaining Potes-rellow said the CSU has an s% 'ACM as a higher education, and choose CSU schools acceptance system that states all students see Applications, page 3 Students affected by tsunami whole received 418,611 eligible for scholarship p. 3 University installs A.S. fills open position Officials from Campus Village, SP011 IS new phone system Spartan football speak at meeting Men's Basketball Chandler posts double-double By Christine Glarrow the person they are calling, Harding By John Myers %,.hi cent men 1,,elved any in win over I ulsa p. 5 Daily Staff Writer said. / (bpy Editor ations tor the position. she said. However, this system, which The board has a total ot 13 directors has been used by the library since representing the student be but the two University Computing and its opening, has several differences The San lose State University Associated V.10,111Cle, will be tilled c% ith appointees, Telecommunications is hoping a from the new campuswide system, Students tilled one ot tea % i ancies on its rather than students elected h% the' campus new campuswide phone system will said Susan Kintana, computing board ot directors during its first regular )iana Iran, community relations make it easier to contact professors and telecommunications office meeting ot the Spring 2ikt"; semester on coordinator tor Um% ersit y 1 lousing and other faculty. supervisor. The system will be Wednesday at the A.S. House.. Se.r% es. gave a presentation on the A similar system has been adopted launched on Feb. 14, Kintana said. Rebecca Balderas was sev%irn in after her Campus Village housing project. by the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The new Dial-by-Name system nomination c% as unanimously approved Started in Dee ember 2003, phase one Joint Library. will not depend on the special by the board to take over as director of ot the ( ampus protect . which The current phones are made by a alphabetic keypad phones, but on community attain.. included the demolition ot brick residence French company named Alcatel. the basic numeric keypads found on Kell c, sherman, who was elected for halls Moulder, Markham and Allen, will be "They're next-generation phones all phones. As a result, anyone can the position in March, could not complete completed at the end ot this summer, and SpartaGuide p. 2 digital phones," said Jack use the automated system from any his term this semester because he was three ne%a residence halls ontaming more Harding, communications analyst phone, Harding said. accepted into a study abroad program. said than 2,0011 beds will open their doors to Crossword p. 5 for University Computing and Harding said that the Dial- AS President Rachel Greathouse. students III August, she said. Telecommunications. by-Name database can store I he other open position, director ot "We want to pro% ide students with Classifieds p. 5 The phones have a keypad, approximately 30,000 people. communicattons, became vacant at the an environment where they don't have comparable to that of a computer, beginning ot this semester when Limy and have a display screen that allows Chung, who was elected in March, resigned dialers to enter letters of the name of see Phones, page 8 tor personal reasons, Ureathouse said see A.S.. page 3 - - - - Flying Pig Pub closes, new bar expected to take over location
By Kevin Yuen the Pig's old space within test, or -Mat was MOTU ot a hangout Daily Sports Editor three months, Rvan said place," she saki -Nou could relax "We chose to go in another there Other plat es you'd have to dire, non," he said dress up and be tormal, but you Alter 10 years of serving drinks. Rc 'sic' cc ho declined to give her could go Ito the Pig) and lust be the. Flying Pig Pub, located at 78 s last name, a worker at Star Mars yourselt First St., closed on fan. I am. lee ated nest door to the - Rosie said the first couple weeks The decision came from Barry vat ant spec e' that used to be the atter the Pig closed, about a dozen Swenson, the landlord of the has kilt the bar's owner, Stratton people a day would come into Star building that housed the rig, atter Seremetis. tor 12 years. Mars Cate asking about the bar's he decided not to extend the bar's (1 he' Pig) made our business tate. 10-year lease. better," she said -Sometimes people "I was getting tired of saying the "It lust came down to wits ring cacti lii me over it they wanted a same thing over and over." she said. the best selection for spat.V.- sand w cc h or something to eat here. Casey C., lark, a waiter for Bella said Hill Ryan, % ic e president eit Messiness has been a little slower Mia Restaurant and Bar, located a development for Barry Swensem since they closed " couple doors down from the Pig, Daily File Photo "Whether it., renewal or a brand Rosie said the l'ig ottered a often frequented the bar after work new space, we always look for the ditferinit element tel the South First with co-workers. The Flying Pig Pub, located at 78 S. First St. served its last drink on Jan 1 after its landlord decided similar things." Street area that was net available. in not to extend its 10 year lease. A new bar should he moved into either restaurants and bars see Flying Pig. page 6 OPINION nom PAGE 2 - SPARTAN DAILY FRIDAY -- JANUARY 28, 2005 JAN
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Designer labels not required to express status to v, secure. bi.,tc The designer purse casually dangles off an arm crossed my mind that my cute yellow coat was a requesting $80 billion from Congress for wars "Chanel" doesn't seem to be a sign of being TI and conform clad in a San Jose State University hoodie, a sharp copycat coat. in Iraq and Afghanistan, unlike a certain U.S. It looks more like an attempt to fit in the
dissonance in style. I have needs, one of which is to stay warm. president. to someone else's idea of what is "in." rema prove you're I can understand wanting to show some school Clothes are to insulate the body, not to mention At least you'll wear the clothes for some time. Wearing Monolo Blahniks won't and to shell out pride, but I'm not following why the Coach / Prada making me look good. The firepower that the military deploys can't be cool enough, just desperate enough after someone else. / Louis Vuitton purse needs to be displayed so But my 5-foot-4-inch frame doesn't need a reused. money to impress well what is "cool" and what conspicuously. cashmere sweater that cost triple digits But please, don't buy something just You don't need to be told studt choices based on I was chatting with a friend, who was thrilled to to keep me warm. My fake Burberry because it has "Bulgari" stamped on it. to wear. You can make your own lose I does that suit your needs and figure. find Armani sunglasses for $40 online. coat that says "7,etoa" on the label I'm happy with my Guess? watch: the clothing 'Iran as well. a thousand if it's from a designer label, buy the item for It wasn't clear what was wrong with functional the trick and is flattering which didn't cost over And Or sunglasses that worried. dollars. its own merits, not its tag. aren't designer shades. And that has me fresh, I admit, I do drool when I walk told me that he went And it has been ticking away That is being truly cool, to be confident enough by Banana A friend they Republic. And I fear that the Gucci at Santana Row through a "Burberry phase" and now is steadily for two years, which makes to be yourself and to understand what you want. uppe has somehow been defiled every time I've hurried going through his "Energie phase." me a very satisfied consumer. And also to know the limits of your credit card. past its opulent doors. Purchasing clothing from an High-end fashion is not necessarily Lest you think my friend of the "Energie phase" stude Being a shop-aholic. I do notice pretty clothes, expensive British fashion label or an a bad thing, nor is being stylish. But is a brat, he does have a redeeming tale to tell. the ft which include designer clothes. expensive Italian fashion label still UNG-MEI WONG being blinded by a flashy label to look His absolutely favorite T-shirt comes from a train, But I don't understand being a slave to fashion translates into spending too much "cool" misses the point. night market in Thailand, which is about as far as orn in to the point of solely buying clothes for the label, money. Think of a mid-life crisis: What use you can get from lavish and disgustingly pricey. us it instead of for the item. However, my friend was feeling bad for does a middle-aged man have for a Ferrari? What He just likes it. 1 M111 Recently I got asked, "Is that coat Burberry?" spending too much money. Good for him. is he out to prove? What's wrong with the minivan Even if it doesn't have a label. lh I responded by feeling rather flattered and said Yes, I do feel my pulse racing when I try on he's been driving for a year? Suite, that it was a knockoff I got in Taiwan. a designer label item of clothing that practically If you can afford to shop for designer labels and per, 0 And then I wondered why I cared whether my screams, "Luxury!" are secure about yourself, more power to you. Ling-Mei Wong is the Spartan Daily opinion editor. four pea coat resembled a designer coat. It hadn't even And hey, I'd rather you be out shopping than But wearing a lurid green shirt that proclaims "View front the Last" appears every Friday. bathn kitche meal I ADAM THE BEAVER NICK SCOTT THE SCRATCHING POST hecau. access Ani Newspapers need to interact house gradu, ssill b studio with its readers to thrive ii a According to the San Jose State University Web and entice you to pick up and explore the con ten t, , .,. , site, there are more than 26,000 students on campus of the Daily, but I need your help. Vi at some point and time during the semester. Who are you? What makes you tick? With 26,000 students walking from building to What changes would you like to see happen to Apr building, many pass by blue boxes, which hold the the Daily? Spartan Daily. Why are those papers still sitting in the blue COI Otherwise known as the Daily, this paper is free boxes? and has a daily circulation of 6,0(10 and has been Having posed this question to a variety of State printing papers for more than 70 years. This paper people, a couple predominant response's have Fulled strives to not only provide the latest surfaced. alitor SPARTA GUIDE campus news but also keep the students One such response involved the at informed about the world-at-large. rationale that as students we are Polvtis Sparta Guide is provided free of charge to students, faculty and staff members. The deadline for entries is noon three This is my third semester at SJSU and too busy to pick up and read the San I 11 working days before the desired publication date. Entry forms are available in the Spartan Daily office in Dwight second semester as a staff member on paper. Those blue boxes are placed Bentel I all, room 209. Entries can also be e-mailed tr, spartandailyPcasa.sjsu.edu titled "Sparta Guide." Space and restrictions may require editing of submissions. Entries are printed in the order in which they are received. the Daily. Last semester, while strolling conveniently next to all the major causini to my various classes, a consistent walkways throughout campus. With SlIC TODAY Catholic Campus Ministry observation about those blue boxes a mere sweep of the hand, the Daily these Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. "Faith and the papers within was made. The is yours to read or at least skim. The impact Catholic Campus Ministry Formation" will take place at 6 p.m. Both events papers were always there. Not just a Daily is not a big paper like other Daily Mass will take place will take place at the Catholic Campus Ministry. few of them but several of them sat publications and doesn't involve ri st rid at 12:10 p.m. in the CATHERINE IRAMEJSTER Catholic Campus Ministry Chapel. For more in- For more infbrmation, call Father Mike Carson at neatly waiting to be picked up and multiple sections. It is easy to grab up ccutsitit read. and fold neatly for a break later. formation, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. 938-1610. area h. Why is this? Another response is that SJSU is a commuter require Why is a free paper that strives to represent the school. Though this characteristic definitely SUNDAY School of Music studen campus community by keeping them informed defines this school, so do others. Going back to my Pot( "The Listening Hour" concert series with solo largely left stranded? question, what defines you Catholl, Campus Ministry as a reader? meth , and chamber music will take place from I am sure this question has a variety of answers. The last predominant response to my Mass will take place at noon and 5 p.m. in the probing ad mho. 12:30 p.m. to 1:20 p.m. in the Music building These answers I would like to is that the Internet is taking Catholic Campus Ministry. For more informa- that an Concert Hall. It will feature the graduate vocal hear. I realize that this question over the reins of providing the tion, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. students of Erie Mills. For more information, call may seem a bit rhetorical. latest news to the public. The "It the music office at 924-4673. However, for those loyal readers "What can we do Daily has latched on to this and MONDAY I would like some advice. has a online news site. I am ot What can we do as a paper to Catholic Campus Ministry Victory Campus Ministries as a paper to the opinion that the Internet is "The Source" will take place at 8:30 p.m. in the attract more readers? great, but what is also great is Daily Mass will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the Last semester I worked as being Spartan Memorial. Learn about the amazing des- attract more able to sit down with a Catholic Campus Ministry. For more informa- a photographer. This semester cup of coffee and read the paper. tiny God has for your life. For more information, tion, call Father Mike Carson at 938-1610. I am one of the production readers?" I don't think that I am alone. At call Marla at (510) 368-8239. editors. My job is to place the least I hope not. African Awareness Month Planning Committee articles, photographs, and such This school and its students "Remember the Titans" will be shown at 7 p.m. at WEDNESDAY on the pages in a fashion that inspire me and I am taking this will attract the reader's eye and make it easy to inspiration and the Mosaic Cross Cultural Center, Catholic Campus Ministry running with it im the pages of the access the information. Daily this semester. So, talk to me. Daily Mass will take place TUESDAY at 12:10 p.m. in the Another job is to design the paper in a manner I can be reached by e-mail at spartandailystcasa. Catholic Campus Ministry. A candlelight wor- that represents the community. sjsu.edu. I appreciate your thoughts. African Awareness Month Planning Committee ship will take place from 7 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. in I believe in the laws of physical attraction. A discussion of the "Past, Present and Future of the Spartan Memorial. "The Bible and You" will People are drawn to things beautiful or at least Black Athletes" will take place from noon to take place from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the ministry. interesting, and from that initial attraction, further Catherine Burmeister is a Spartan Daily production 2 p.m. in the Pacifica Room in the Student For more information, call Sister Marcia Krause communication and interest is initiated. editor. Union. at 938-1610. I see it as my job this semester to attract your eye "The Scratching Post" appear. every other Friday.
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mm NEWS 105 I MARY 2/4, /005 FRIDAY SPARTAN DAILY P.M it A.S. - Nike to outfit Spartan football team Institution offers aid to U.S. continued from page 1 a single room in a four-bedroom Once Campus Village opens ; apartment or a single in a five- in the fall, the Spartan Village to worry about anything else bedroom apartment. on the South Campus and besides studies," Tran said. Because all of these the upper-division Esplanade students affected by tsunami ire. The other two phases of apartments have full kitchens, apartments will no longer be 111T1 a Dining Commons meal plan used. the project, renovation of the By Banks Albach is Tuesday and Stevens said Lanka and India as well as the is optional. SJSU athletic director Tom remaining brick residence halls Daily Stuff Writer she is aware of a possible low other affected countries to voice a re Bowen also spoke, stating his out and Joe West Hall, will begin turnout. support and to mention the after housing officials see how mission statement as providing "If we receive four applicants possibility of financial aid. the best opportunity for well the first phase does with As more financial aid for or less and we will nominate all Stevens said she spoke to hat "It's a better deal student athletes to succeed." students and how well the San tsunami victims pours in, a of them," Stevens said. one Sri Lankan student whose on Bowen was chosen to lose housing market is moving, global institution is offering "If we have more, we will parents are fine and who did replace former athletic director 'Iran said. than Stanford." assistance to students from have to scrutinize according to experience the loss of some tor Chuck Bell on Dec. 20, 2004. One building will be only for affected countries who are financial need." friends during the tsunami. Bowen said the SJSU freshmen, Tran said, because studying in the United States. According to the statement, According to the statement, igh football team signed a deal they have different needs from The Institute for International campuses should receive funds for the allowances are t. with shoe and sports apparel upper division and graduate Tom Bowen, Education is launching the recipient notification within being generated by surplus ird. manufacturer Nike. students. The live-in staff in Freeman Emergency Assistance two weeks, and if necessary, funds from a past program to "We'll have new uniforms, the freshman building will be athletic director for Students from Southeast the institution will conduct a aid victims of the 14447 Asian new swag," Bowen said. "We'll trained to offer more freshman- Asia program, which offers financial crisis, only students a have new stuff in the bookstore , wilted programs and to deal educational allowances up from previously designated as with the Nike Swoosh (logo)." x%ith problems that freshmen to $5,000 for undergraduate countries are eligible recipients. The third building will be Bowen said Nike's funds , .immonk have. students from Malaysia, "We would like to However, the institution, reserved for faculty, staff and will be able to go a long way in rhis building, named Indonesia and Thailand. which specializes in higher "The guests. All of the rooms in the supporting the team. Suites," will have only According to a statement education and professional eight- upper-division and freshman "(The funds have) the get the message person suites containing prepared by the institute, only exchange, is seeking alternate buildings will be furnished, but possibility to do good things," four out of the nearly 150 wilds to support students from tour double rooms and two rooms he said. "It's a huge. It's a better out that we are only 30 percent of the students enrolled at San Jose Sri Lanka and India, according bathroom., as well as a the faculty, staff and guest deal than Stanford." in State University from these to the statement. kitchenette A Dining Commons building will be fully furnished. Bowen also expressed his there to help...... meal plan will still be mandatory countries will be nominated Leslie O'Malley. institute' Other perks of Campus hopes for a good season for for program eligibility by program director, was because students will not have the football team during Village will include an activity the International Programs and unavailable. for comment ace ess to a full kitchen. upcoming center with a convenience store, Fall 2005 semester. Services department, which Stevens said she wants to Another building will only "Last weekend was the first Helen L. Stevens, a Subway sandwich shop, video is the campus office for intorm as many students as house upper-division and games and a laundry room. weekend we had of recruiting," graduate students. Students international students. possible. The Campus Village will also he said. "This weekend, we'll director work will be able to lease a single All accredited U.S. colleges "We with international have its own underground do more. We're seeing a level students e% Cry day and we can studio apartment, double room can participate and students parking available only to village of athlete we haven't seen a must demonstrate financial second round of applications. only imagine what it must teel in a three-bedroom apartment, residents. while." instability as a direct result of Only university officials can like tor students trom those the tsunami, according to the nominate students, according to countries."' Stevens said. statement. the statement. "We would like to get the Applications - 'Some students are applying to all 23.' Two weeks ago, program Stevens, who described the message out that we are there. to director Helen L. Stevens, said grant program as "fantastic," help in any way possible " students don't have access to might fall off," she said. she sent a mass e-mail to the 154) said she was sorry that Sri Lanka Students who might be lue continued from page 1 and India, the second and third aid trom the the campuses, but they have to Hoagland said although students alerting them of their eligible for hardest-hit countries, were Emergency Assistance meet high standards," she said. the number of applications possible eligibility. Freeman of state Long Beth ii 4. at State not included in the allowance tor Students from Southeast Potes-Fellow said all CSU to the CSU sounds very high, As of Thursday, programs iaVe ullerton, C al State Northridge, program. Asia program may cont.', t campuses routinely evaluate small percentages enroll at the office manager, Khim Lok, had alit, ornia Polytechrui University Before receiving program the International Program. their programs to make sure campuses. found one reply in the office the it l'omona, C alifornia inbox. guidelines, she said she initially and 'services department it are 1'010,4.111th state University. at what they are offering responds For example, she said about contacted students from Sri -024 to the needs of the industry. The deadline for nominations the ',.1311_111s0111,p0,( al state Chico half of the applications SJSU "The CSU has an aggressive receives will be accepted as red and stinoma State L m versit y IS F aor causing the population to grow faculty hiring program in order CSU admissible. offer the classes fith at such a rate that some of to be able to Out of that, 11,500 or about 50 that students need," she said. aily these campuses are becoming percent of that group will send The impacted, Potes-Fellow said. Hoagland, the interim in additional documentation, her director of undergraduate such as transcripts, which will "Impacted campuses do and graduate enrollment lye restrict the entrance ot students allow them to move to the next up and academic services, said step, and she said only about )ou're buying outside of their geographic SJSU participates in program area by raising the admission 50 percent of that group will iter planning, and each department actually enroll at SJSU. requirements tor those goes through a review at the elv students." she said. Hoagland also said many ur my minimum of every five years. ites-Fellow said this She said it is outlined in the students are applying to five method is used to restrict campus Master Man. or six campuses because of the ing admissions to those campuses ease of applying online. booksWhere? mg "The Master Plan of SJSU that are gyrating at capacity. shows "Some students are applying the what programs we to add on, ones to all 23," she said. I'' "It doesn't mean that those intend and what net ot is You can't be sure you are getting The real deal is at your
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Cheney says Holocaust is found reminder that 'evil is real' in luggage OSWIECIM, Poland (AP) While he didn't draw the has already claimed thousands of Vice President Dick Cheney comparison directly, the subtext innocent lives." stood Thursday with Nazi death of Cheney's message melded For more than three hours, of returning camp survivors some with with the theme of Bush's Holocaust survivors listened to their prison numbers pinned to Inauguration Day speech about solemn speeches and prayers their coats and said the world freedom versus tyranny as well while huddled under coats and was "bound by conscience to as one of his previous State of blankets. In some cases, their U.S. soldier remember" the horror of the the Union addresses, in which he eyes and cheeks were the only ATLANTA (AP) Two live Holocaust. called Iraq, North Korea and Iran flesh exposed to the wind and hand grenades were found in Just yards from the ruins of the "axis of evil." cold. olive the luggage of a soldier returning the crematoria, Cheney listened Cheney, wearing a heavy as dignitaries, including Russian parka with a white fur-edged from Iraq on Thursday, halting President Vladimir Putin, hood, sat between his wife, operations at the international marked the 60th anniversary of "We are Lynne, and Israel's president, terminal of Atlanta's airport the liberation of the Auschwitz Moshe Katsav. for about a half-hour, a and Birkenau concentration reminded that In his remarks, given in spokeswoman said. camps. Hebrew, Katsav said, "It seems The soldier was aware of the "The story of the camps anti-Semitism as if we can still hear the dead grenades and tried to alert the reminds us that evil is real and crying out." Transportation Security Agency, must be called by its name and may begin with The ceremony began with "but it was too late. The bags must be confronted," Cheney a recording of an approaching were already being screened," said at a forum in Krakow before words but rarely train, a sound that created mental spokeswoman Felicia Browder traveling to the camps. "We are images of crowded railroad said. reminded that anti-Semitism stops with words." cars bringing new prisoners to She said there was no may begin with words but the camps. It ended with long evacuation of the terminal, rarely stops with words and ribbons of fire set ablaze on a but people were kept back a the message of intolerance and stretch of railroad tracks that had hatred must be opposed before it Dick Cheney, carried hundreds of thousands to safe distance until a bomb unit turns into acts of horror." their eventual graves, removed the grenades. The Soviet Army freed vice president "On this day in 1945, inside a Passengers on a handful of prisoners at the camps on Jan. prison for the innocent, liberators international flights were not 27, 1945, as the war neared its arrived and looked into the faces able to leave their planes for end. Between 1 million and 1.5 l'utin more directly linked the of thousands near death while more than a half-hour during the million prisoners most of Holocaust with terrorism today. miles beyond the camp, many incident, Browder said. Lorry Thomas / Daily Staff them Jews perished in gas "We shall not only remember thousands more were being led The soldier, who was not chambers or died of starvation the past but also be aware of all on a death march in the winter identified, was released to the Patrick Lynch, a senior majoring in art, waits in front of the Art and disease at Auschwitz the threats of the modern world," cold," Cheney said in his remarks military, she said. building for his class to start on Thursday. and Birkenau. Overall, 6 Putin said at the liberation in Krakow earlier in the day. million Jews were killed in the celebration, held outside in "Inside barbed wire anti Holocaust. blowing snow and freezing behind high walls, soldiers Cheney quoted President temperatures. found baths that were not baths, Bush, who said, "We are bound "Terrorism is among them hospitals meant not to heal but by conscience to remember and it is no less dangerous and to kill and the belongings of Couple's suit seeks end what happened and to whom it cunning than fascism," Putin hundreds of thousands who had happened." said. "And it is equally cruel. 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