Windsor Girl
Spends Summer
at Israel Hospital
WSU- to Clarify Its Scheduling Policy
on Holidays to Jewish Students
She- was graduated from New
York's Stern College in June and
came to Israel in July to work as
a summer volunteer at Shaare
Zedek Hospital, Jerusalem. Now
she begins studying for an MA
in English at New York Univer-
sity.'
And then, Shifra Stollman, 1356
Victoria, Windsor, will return to
Israel "to stay."
She has it all mapped out. A
graduate of Detroit's Beth Jacob
School for Girls,
Miss Stollman
worked this sum-
mer in the hospi-
tal's public rela-
tions department.
One of the jobs
she likedbest
was showing visi-
tors around the
hospital. She ex-
plained the his-
tory and develop- Miss Stollman
meat of the 70-year-old Shaare
Zedek and showed guests the work
being done at the hospital despite
the terribly over-crowded condi-
tions.
Daughter of Rabbi and Mrs
Samuel Stollman, she said her
father takes an active interest in
the hospital. "When I was here
with my family two years ago, I
made up my mind then that when
I graduated college I would spend
a summer working here."
.
The Shaare Zedek summer
volunteer program is designed
In response to complaints that They were promised that the uni-
Wayne State University will open versity will publicise lanusigh the
fall classes on Rosh Hashana, the mass media and to the faculty
university has agreed to publicize that Jewish students will not be
its policy that students will be penalized for missing classes.
excused from classes and that
A minority of the MAJCS mem-
faculty members will be advised bership favored a more activist
to assist those who have missed response, that of closing part or
schoolwork.
all of Wayne on Rosh Hashana.
The Michigan Association of
Jewish College Students, led by
Barry Stein and Larry Folkoff,
met with the administration at
Wayne, presenting a letter cit-
ing the scheduling problem.
• • •
However, they compromised with
the majority's more moderate
approach.
As soon as the university's state-
ment is in final form, members
of the MAJCS will receive a copy,
they were informed.
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•
WHOLESALE TO ALL •
The Michigan Association of
Jewish' College Students has made
arrangements with the Jewish
Center for students to improve
their knowledge of Hebrew at a
fee substantially lower than the
usual fees for these courses.
Classes begin Sunday; late reg-
istrants are still being accepted.
For information, contact the
Hebrew department at the Jewish
Center, DI 1-4200. Students also
can refer to the Center's Catalo-
gue of Activities, which is avail-
able upon request and was recent-
ly mailed to all MAJCS students,
according to David Bale, editor of
the organization's Reporter.
The Michigan Association will
sponsor a debate on "Is Protest the
Best Way to Change Things?"
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Panelists will be Andy Beider,
Barry Stein, David Zimmerman.
Larry Folkoff, Anna Jean Semen.
Ruthe Levy, Al Portnoy and
Sandy Goodman.
The program will include a
brunch at 10:30 and a brief busi-
ness meeting at 11. All Jewish stu-
dents are invited. Reservations for
the brunch, however, were accept-
ed only through last Wednesday.
For information, call Bale, 353-
4383; Beider, 544-0049; or the asso-
ciation office, DI 1-4200, ext. 261.
to give young people from all
over the world the opportunity
to live and work in Jerusalem.
Flooded with applications from
many countries, the hospital
chooses its summer volunteers on
a first-come-first-served basis
according to qualifications.
The volunteers receive no pay
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staff. The building is old and over-
crowded, but medical equipment
is modern and the staff highly
trained. A new medical center is
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