1994_12 The Daily Collegian December 1994

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Tuesday, December 6, 1994
Ken, from Page 1
brought some members of the
media lining up for interviews,
including Channel 30 in Fresno,
tlie Fresno Bee and a few Bay-area
newspapers. Attix hails from
Livermore, a 45 minute drive
from San Francisco.
With the exception of some 10
phone calls from fans from places
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Earth, from Page 5       —
will not accept the teaching of a
single religion in the school sys¬
tem.
5. We will adminstrate your
schools. Every child of your
planet must have access to the
same educational system. We
strongly believe that lack of an
appropriatesystem. Westrongly
believe that lack of an appropri¬
ate system is one of the greatest
factors for your violence and fail¬
ure as planet These "schools"
will be very academically ori¬
ented, but they will also be a
place where students will leam
to relate with others from differ-
Bulge, from Page 4
and it had 4 or 5 buttons on it and
it was wooL..and then over that
we would put a couple of O.D.
(olive drab) shirts.. .and we would
put on our field jackets over that,"
he said. Two pairs of wool pants
completed the ensemble.
One soldier, Captain Arthur
Hill of the 146th Combat Engi¬
neers, also employed the use of
like New York and Canada, Attix
said that nothing much has
changed in his life.       r .
No,noteven groups of scream¬
ing teenage girls banging cm his
door or calling him five times a
day.
Attix credits his sister Cristina
forhiswin.lt was her idea to send
an application along w ith an es¬
say explaining her reasons for
nominating her brother.
The siblings maintain a close
relationship.
"I try to be a positive influence
in her life," said Attix. He has
another sister, who works in the
Bay area.
Their parents in Livermore
were not available for comment,
butthey were "excited and really
very proud about it," according
to Cristina.
ent societies and races. We want
to promote larger inter-racial and
cultural exchanges.
6. Everybody will be granted,
no matter what, with the bask
needs to survive which, include
education, health care, appropri¬
ate shelter, boarding and trans¬
portation. By doing so we will
remove from your planet all the
so commonly present knights of
the apocalypse.
*7! Last, but not least, we de¬
mand that you get rid of the ntost
evil aspect of your society. We
believe that this evil concept that
you have created and call cur-
newspapers. "I used newspapers
to help insulate myself as well as
the usual precautions (as stated
above). I stuffed them between
my coat and shirt," he said. The
single thing Hill and Lider re¬
membered most about being in
the Battle of the Bulge was the
cold. On Dec. 23^24, the Germans
reached their farthest point of
advance, falling short of the
rency is the most corrupting and
damageful of all. We command
that you including all of your
nations or tribes eliminate this
evil metal once for alL
I am your friend. And Klato
parada nikito. In other words,
Klato needs help. I am counting
on you to help me to save your
planet. But remember always, if
you fail to meet our conditional
demands we will be back. Just
look to the stars and wait We
may come sooner tnan yx>u ex¬
pect  .
Sincerely,
Klato
Meuse River. From then on, they
would retreat and not. stop.
Hitler's big gamble had failed.
On Jan. 28, 1945, almost six
weeks after the start of the Battle
of the Bulge, the Germans had
beenpushed backtoroughly their
original positions. The battle was
one of the costliest battlesin U.S.
militaryhistory,onlysomebattles
in the Civil War exceeded it
"My dad was really sur¬
prised," said Attix.
Close friends of Attix were
enthusiastic about his win.
Attix* roommate, biology ma¬
jor Chris Gray, wehl up to
Livermore in August to celebrate
with Attix and his family when
he heard the good news.
"It makes the world seem a
little smaller," Gray said about
his friend coming out tops in the'
national contest. "I'm very proud
ofhim.
"He's very ambitious and out¬
going. He has A view cm every¬
thing, and ifs usually very posi¬
tive. I'm a little more
pessimistic.but we share the
same views on a lot of things."
Gray admitted feeling some
pangs of envy over the attention
Attix received,butqukkly added,
"I don't feel left out though, be¬
cause he (Attix) always includes.
me in everything he does."
When asked ifhehad any more
comments, Gray grinned and said
"He (Attix) issingle, and the kind
of perfect date for any girL
He really knows how to show
them a good time and take care of
them."
Another close pal, Brandon
Vance, said Attix' win hadn't
changed hinLat alL
"If anything, ifs made him a
better person."
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