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Youth Teach-In Sunday at Center
All high school- and college-age
Jewish youth are invited to attend
Teach-In, a rally to acquaint youth
with facts concerning the Arab-
Israel situation noon-4 p.m. at the
Jewish Center.
After registration, the program
will proceed with the viewing of an
Arab propaganda film and an an-
alysis of its techniques by Dr. Al-
bert Rabin, clinical psychology
professor at Michigan State Univer-
sity for more than 20 years.
There will be a discussion of
the facts concerning the Arab-
Israel situation in the light of the
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after which small discussion
groups will be headed by such
community leaders as Walter
Klein, Sol Dann, Irving Panush,
Mrs. George Stutz, Jay Masser-
man, Rabbi Leonard Kahan and
Sol Drachler.
Other features will be a panel
discussion by college students who
have experienced Arab propaganda
on the college campus and a sum-
mation of the afternoon's events
by attorney Irving Tukel, followed
by refreshments.
Chairman of the Teach-In plan-
ning committee are the following:
General co-chairmen, Marc Pearl
and Alan Sorkovr. program chair-
man, Ben Schiff; publicity, Sue
Turkel and Robert Wainer; kits,
Shira Young; registration, Robin
Klein; and opinion poll, Steve
Katz.
They represent Bnai Brith
Youth Organizaton, Habonim,
Junior Hadassah, Michigan State
Temple Youth and United Syn-
agogue Youth.
Students attending will be from
Berkeley, Cass Technical, Farming-
ton, Ferndale, Mumford, Oak
Park, Seaholm and Southfield high.
Math Whiz, 15, to Join Faculty
at Michigan State U. in Fall
When 15-year-old Edith Stern hour algebra lectures twice a
graduates from school in August,
week, act as consultant to stu-
she will have a job waiting for dents and grade tests, in addi-
her: as math instructor at Michi-
tion to taking three graduate
gan State University.
courses.
Edith, who will be 16 a few
One of her classmates will be
days after her graduation from Michael Grost, 14-year-old senior
Florida Atlantic University, has in advanced mathematics, who
chosen a graduate assistantship was admitted to Michigan State at
age 12. His intelligence has "de-
fied the best attempts to measure
it," according to Dr. John Hock-
ing, 'director of graduate admis-
sions at MSU, who approved the
admission of both scholars.
Edith's IQ has been tested at
anywhere from 154 to 201, de-
pending on the test used.
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EDITH STERN
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or seven offers from good schools.
She begins in September.
Called a genius since age 2,
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