old Testament Studies Conference May 18-19

Speiser, Albright Lectures Spark
WSU Bible Confab Mon., Tues.

be held in the McGregor Cen- and Dr. Virgil Lougheed, direc- John Shufelt, director of Canter-
ter.
for of religious activities, Rabbi bury Association.
Other participants in the Con- Max Kapustin, director. of Hillel
Honorary co-chairmen a r e
ference are Professors Marvin Foundation, Father Edward Rabbi Adler, the Rt. Rev. Msgr.
The Wayne State University Walter and Lea Field Semi- H. Pope, George E. Mendenhall, Peters, director of Newman Carroll F. Deady and the Rt.
Conference on Old Testament
tic Lecture Series, admission the Rev. John L. McKenzie, Foundation, and the Rev. Canon Rev. Bishop Emrich.
Studies will get underway at
is free and open to the pub- David N. Freedman, Harold L.
10 a.m., Monday, and continue
lic. Dr. Albright will he in- Ginsberg and Frank M. Cross.
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troduced by Rabbi Morris
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Prof. Ephraim A. Speiser, at
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8:30 p.m., Monday, and Prof.
itic Languages
William F. Albright, at 8:30
and Literature
p.m., Tuesday.
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Gregor Conference Center, Fer-
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ry at Second, on the WSU cam-
pus.
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Because of the great demand
late Old Testa-
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ment litera-
other rooms in the McGregor
ture and his-
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out problems in biblical study. in the History of Israel" and
All of the panel discussions will "The Old Testament and the
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Dr. Speiser will be introduced
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Winfred Harbison.

On Tuesday evening, Prof.
Albright, of Johns Hopkins
University, will speak on "The
Dead Sea Scrolls and the New
Testament," in the 1,200 seat
large auditorium of the De-
troit Institute of Arts. No
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day, 'at Bishop Lake, Mich.
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Wednesday, in the school, when
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radio education for the Detroit
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as WWJ's "Story-Telling Lady,"
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at Darby's and followed by at-
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the artist's deepening interest
in people as subject matter for
his paintings and gouaches. The
exhibit will continue through
May 29.
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chairman of the International
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engaged in serving refugees
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University's Graduate School of
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The Conference series is
already over-subscribed, but
if enough additional registra-
tions are received prior to the
opening session on Monday, a
larger room in the McGregor
building will be made avail-
able for the discussions and
luncheons. For registration in-
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the university's libraries, Pro-
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Covensky, Donald Perkins, Gold-
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