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The Battalion
Wednesday, April 29,11;
Tt was a tragedy of humanity'
Ceremonies honor victims, survivors of Holocaust
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people who will be participating in this
year's observance. He said he is especially
pleased that the Corps of Cadets will be
taking an active role in commemorating
the tragedy.
"As future defenders of our freedom, it
is important that the new military officers
are aware of what can happen when peo
ples' freedoms are taken away," Ehrlich
said.
At the Corps' evening formation. Taps
will be played, followed by a silent dinner
"So many Americans suffered
the loss of family members, and
so many of today's Americans
were actually in the camps, that
it would be wrong to just forget
it ever happened. It must be
recognized and remembered for
the loss that it was."
— John Sherman, Corps Commander
in Duncan Dining Center, Ehrlich said.
That evening, a bugler from the Aggie
Band will play Taps during the memorial
service. Finally, at 11 pm, a special ver
sion of Taps, called Echo Taps, will be
played for the victims of the Holocaust.
John Sherman, Corps Commander,
said he feels it is the duty of the Corps to
remember the holocaust.
"We're participating because of the
sheer magnitude of the Holocaust," he
said.
"So many Americans suffered the loss
of family members, and so many of to
day's Americans were actually in the
camps, that it would be wrong to just for
get it ever happened. It must be recog
nized and remembered for the loss that it
was."
Both Mertz and Ehrlich stressed that
the Holocaust was not limited to Jews.
Christians, Muslims and homosexuals all
suffered at the hands of the Nazi's.
"It was not just a Jewish, Christian,
Muslim or homosexual tragedy," Ehrlich
said. "Everyone was affected. It was a
tragedy of humanity."
"It isn't just the Jews who were ana]
affected," Mertz added. "We allhat]
personal interest in the Holocaust."
Ehrlich said that by remembering;
happened and preventing it fromhapj
ing again, the victims will be honored]
"When they were killed, theirdei]
served no purpose," Ehrlich said;
need to do this so their deaths are no:
tally meaningless. We want to maketi
it doesn't happen again. Only that™
some way, give their deaths meaning
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HISTORY, JOURNALISM, BRAZOS VALLEY ACLU AND STUDEKl]
COALITION AGAINST APARTHEID AND RACISM: Lecture: “An Eve*!|
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Cholera case reported in Texas
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(Figueroa's) the first (cholera) case
in Texas."
The case is apparently the first
to hit Texas since the dreaded dis
ease started its northward migra
tion from Peru and Brazil, where
hundreds of people died and
thousands were infected in the
past year.
A major outbreak of the disease
started in Peru in January 1991,
and has spread through South and
Central America. Nearly 400,000
cases of cholera have been con
firmed, including at least 4,000
deaths. In Mexico, more than 2,800
cases have been counted.
Only five cases of cholera
reported in Texas from
1988, and those were notthesa!*’
type of cholera that is current
being seen.
Cholera is usually contract
when a person consumes food
drink contaminated with fee*
matter. The symptoms include^
arrhea and vomiting.
Pelly said Figueroa ap
caught the disease while viJ
relatives in Tampico more f
week ago. Mexican health offici
have confirmed a few cholera c*
es in Tampico and Monterre) , i ,
the past two months.