New Scholarship Fund at Bar-Ilan
A s p e c i al scholarship fund
aimed at encouraging American
college students of all faiths to
study in Israel has been named in
honor of the comptroller of New
York City, Mario A. Procaccino.
Established by American sup-
porters of Israel's Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity, the scholarship fund will pro-
vide financial assistance for one
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year of undergraduate -study in the
liberal arts and sciences at the
Bar-Ilan campus in Ramat Gan,
near Tel-Aviv.
Announcement of the Mario A.
Procaccino Scholarship Fund was
made by the university's chancel-
lor, Dr. Joseph H. Lookstein, who
said it was named for Procaccino
"in recognition of his high ideals
of public service and commitment
to higher education." Procaccino
last week accepted the presidency
of Verrazzano College, a liberal
arts institution being established
at Woodridge, N.Y.
The announcement of the schol-
arship fund came on the eve of
Procaccino's departure on a trip
to Israel. His schedule included a
visit to Bay-Ilan University, where
he delivered the first in a series
of lectures by government and
business leaders marking the es-
tablishment of the university's
School of Business Administration.
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Applications are' being accepted
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students in grades 10 through 12
to work with grade school children
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include crafts, games, trips and
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Free shuttle bus transportation
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Each Tuesday, a trip is fea-
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July 16 to Fort Malden and
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A "Second Passover" was ob-
served in ancient times on the 14th
clay of Iyyar for those who were
unable to sacrifice the paschal
lamb for reasons of ritual im-
purity or absence due to a jour-
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