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Lack of historical knowledge blamed on anti<br><br>  An attorney for one of the two suspects accused of spray painting anti Semitic messages, including swastikas, at a predominantly Jewish Penn State University fraternity says his client's ignorance of world history is a factor in the case.<br><br>Police said Eric Hyland, of Export, Pa., and Hayden Grom, of New Fairfield, Conn., both 19, are accused of committing the vandalism to vehicles and other property in the area of the Beta Sigma Beta fraternity house in Sate College in November.<br><br>Hyland waived his preliminary hearing Monday and Grom waived his hearing in December. Both men face possible trial later this year,ipad air case gucci.<br><br>The two allegedly spray painted swastikas, anti Semitic slogans and other graffiti on at least 12 vehicles, trash cans and a garage in the 400 and 500 blocks of Berry Alley in State College.<br><br>State College police filed several charges against the two, including ethnic intimidation and criminal mischief.<br><br>Grom's attorney, Matt McClenahen, of State College, said Grom is remorseful and didn't understand how hurtful his actions would be to people.<br><br>"He is completely ignorant of 20th century history," McClenahen said. "He did not grasp the significance of that symbol."<br><br>McClenahen said his client is not anti Semitic and he would be assigning Grom to read books and watch movies to understand the significance of why so many people are upset by the vandalism.<br><br>"He did not understand what the Nazi's had done and their ring of terror," McClenahen said. "In order to be a Nazi or a neo Nazi, you have to actually know who the Nazis were and what their beliefs were."<br><br>Police said they were able to track the pair down through community tips and the use of surveillance video. Both men are suspended from Penn State until at least the fall term and have been kicked out of their fraternity, Acacia, as a result of the situation.<br><br>"[Grom] said this was the biggest mistake of his life and I have to agree with that," McClenahen said.<br><br>Information on future court dates was not immediately available.<br><br>Following the vandalism, Beta Sigma Beta and Penn State's Interfraternity Council posted a $5,000 reward for information leading to any arrests in the case.<br><br>Lack of historical knowledge blamed on anti Semitic vandalism in State College<br><br>Powerball Winners Surprise Their Small Town.<br><br>Last year, Mark and Cindy Hill made a pledge as they received their portion of the largest Powerball jackpot in history.<br><br>Coins Sells for 70 Times Its Value<br><br>A man who died in a climbing accident unknowingly bequeathed a valuable inheritance to his family  a rare coin struck after the turbulent birth of the United States.<br><br>5th Grader Shows Paper Gun; Searched in Front of Class<br><br>Melody Valentins grandfather had made her the gun " which resembled a piece of paper with a chunk torn out of it " the day before, and she stuck it in her pocket and forgot about it.<br><br>Soccer Star Ejected After Kicking Ball Boy in the Ribs  and Cameras Caught It All (VIDEO)<br><br>Pope on social networking: the virtual is real<br><br>Pope Benedict XVI put Catholic Church leaders on notice Thursday, saying social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter aren't a virtual world they can ignore, but rather a very real world they must engage if they want to spread the faith to the next generation.

Lack of historical knowledge blamed on anti<br><br>  An attorney for one of the two suspects accused of spray painting anti Semitic messages, including swastikas, at a predominantly Jewish Penn State University fraternity says his client's ignorance of world history is a factor in the case.<br><br>Police said Eric Hyland, of Export, Pa., and Hayden Grom, of New Fairfield, Conn., both 19, are accused of committing the vandalism to vehicles and other property in the area of the Beta Sigma Beta fraternity house in Sate College in November.<br><br>Hyland waived his preliminary hearing Monday and Grom waived his hearing in December. Both men face possible trial later this year,ipad air case gucci.<br><br>The two allegedly spray painted swastikas, anti Semitic slogans and other graffiti on at least 12 vehicles, trash cans and a garage in the 400 and 500 blocks of Berry Alley in State College.<br><br>State College police filed several charges against the two, including ethnic intimidation and criminal mischief.<br><br>Grom's attorney, Matt McClenahen, of State College, said Grom is remorseful and didn't understand how hurtful his actions would be to people.<br><br>"He is completely ignorant of 20th century history," McClenahen said. "He did not grasp the significance of that symbol."<br><br>McClenahen said his client is not anti Semitic and he would be assigning Grom to read books and watch movies to understand the significance of why so many people are upset by the vandalism.<br><br>"He did not understand what the Nazi's had done and their ring of terror," McClenahen said. "In order to be a Nazi or a neo Nazi, you have to actually know who the Nazis were and what their beliefs were."<br><br>Police said they were able to track the pair down through community tips and the use of surveillance video. Both men are suspended from Penn State until at least the fall term and have been kicked out of their fraternity, Acacia, as a result of the situation.<br><br>"[Grom] said this was the biggest mistake of his life and I have to agree with that," McClenahen said.<br><br>Information on future court dates was not immediately available.<br><br>Following the vandalism, Beta Sigma Beta and Penn State's Interfraternity Council posted a $5,000 reward for information leading to any arrests in the case.<br><br>Lack of historical knowledge blamed on anti Semitic vandalism in State College<br><br>Powerball Winners Surprise Their Small Town.<br><br>Last year, Mark and Cindy Hill made a pledge as they received their portion of the largest Powerball jackpot in history.<br><br>Coins Sells for 70 Times Its Value<br><br>A man who died in a climbing accident unknowingly bequeathed a valuable inheritance to his family  a rare coin struck after the turbulent birth of the United States.<br><br>5th Grader Shows Paper Gun; Searched in Front of Class<br><br>Melody Valentins grandfather had made her the gun " which resembled a piece of paper with a chunk torn out of it " the day before, and she stuck it in her pocket and forgot about it.<br><br>Soccer Star Ejected After Kicking Ball Boy in the Ribs  and Cameras Caught It All (VIDEO)<br><br>Pope on social networking: the virtual is real<br><br>Pope Benedict XVI put Catholic Church leaders on notice Thursday, saying social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter aren't a virtual world they can ignore, but rather a very real world they must engage if they want to spread the faith to the next generation.