Collegians Plan Graduate Auxiliary,
Center Sport Night and Guest Passes

The Michigan Association of
Jewish College Students has an-
nounced the forrhation of an auxil-
iary for graduate students.
Jerome Katz and Elizabeth Kut-
by, graduate students from Wayne
State University and Michigan As-
sociation correspondents, have
drafted a letter that is being sent
to graduate students on the mail-
ing list. It asks for ideas on the
purpose of an auxiliary and how
it should relate to the rest of the
MAJCS.
Unaffiliated graduate students
can get a copy of the letter, or
request to be placed on the mail-
ing list, by calling the Michigan
Association office, DI 1-6200, ext.
26L
The group's newsletter reaches
approximately 1,300 Jewish An-
•dents.
AR MAJCS members and their
student friends are invited to the
first Michigan Association recrea-
tion night, 8 p.m. Dec. 22 at the
Jewish Center.
Through a special arrangement.

guest passes are being made avail-
able to non-Center members for
a nominal fee. This will entitle
participants to play volleyball, use
the pool and locker rooms as well
as other center facilities.
Coffee will be served. A guest
pass for the entire vacation period
also is available.
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Camp Job Applications
Now Available at Center

The Jewish Center again will be
providing extensive camp pro-
grams to children and youth this
summer.
Applications for positions of unit
supervisor, specialist, counselor
and junior counselor are now
available in the group services
division. All salaries have been
raised since last season.
Those with an interest in work-
ing with youngsters with back-
grounds in various program skills
and an interest and commitment
to Jewish life are especially invited
to apply. Interviews will be ar--
ranged after the completed appli-
cation is returned.
For information, call group serv-
ices, DI 1-4200.

Student's Paper
Published in Noted
Yiddish Song Book
Science Journal

The Biochemica at Biophysica
Ada worldwide science research
journal, has published a paper
"Sedimentation Properties of
Phage DNA Molecules Containing
Light-Induced Psor ales Cress
Links," authored by Southfield
resident Douglas Zusman, 20, who
is attending the University of Edin-
burgh, Scotland_
A graduate of Southfield High
School, Eastman wrote a Southfield
column for The Jewish News.
His study deals with the.effeet of
psoralen, an agent found in suntan
Idiom. which Zonanan-thowed will
cross-link DNA and thus came
mutations in cells making them
barely sources of cancerous change
as has been reported after repeat-
ed usage of certain suntan lotions.
Zama is morhingluillo a team
toing to iodate mama Maim
of loader& add& arta& or lash
renal enemies required for the
repair of MA after M has lees
damaged by ultraviolet radio-
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This study is malerthe direction
of Dr. Wilhoon Hayes, professor of
arieestar genetics and hmorary
. ffenefor of the Mead
&march
Comeffs noienshial genetics •re-
sem& wit, dtmertmeet of mete-
miler biology, iMiversity of
burgh.
Znotax, formerly of the honors
college of the University of Wadi-
gamy has done research is the bio-
physics department in 'Am Arbor
as well as in the molecular depart-
men of Yale University for the
past three years.

Published for Youth

Itinderbuch Publishers announces
publication of a new song book,
"Let's Yang a Yiddish Song"
("Lomir Kinder Zinger").- geared
primarily for younger people.
"fat's Sing a Yiddish-Song" con-
tains 124 songs, 1013 in Yiddish,
nine in -Hebrew and nine brother-
hood--songs in English. Illustrated,
it is published in album format
Each song is printed in Yiddish,
transliterated with English letters
and with an English - translation.
It can be ordered foam Wender-
be& Publications, Room Mt 1113
Broadway, New York MOIR

Beth Achim ifSY
to Join flint Pinifeir

Loki, United Synagogue Youth
of Cong. sett Achim mil Maid-
yate in a 111ST conference with the
IBM and Toledo chapters this
Weekend in NUL
These-4W be an meet &that,
Sabha& eersikes, mlbneal bomb-
con and a Safeardov Meat three-
Paelielpsate bodote Marty &b-
rie, Pamela Aiphier.
Sleek
Thelma Coin, Mater Van, Lynn
Krieger, Dime landkay, Mike Ma-
gid, Nam bkrosok Jeff &bar
and Melly Thar, Laker UST
adviser.

Detroiter Majors
in Urban Studies
at Hebrew U.

JERUSALEM—"Between people
I sense the closeness of the coun-
try. When I first came here, I
immediately noticed that everyone
talked to each other," said 19-year-
old Detroiter Joey Lerner. "It was
a strange feeling, especially after
I realized they didn't all know each
other, as I originally thought."
Lerner, son of Mrs. George
Lerner of Ohio Ave.. has just
begun classes at the Hebrew Uni-
versity, where he
will continue his
urban studies —
courses in sociol-
ogy, geography,
economics, politi-
cal science, so-
cial work, natural
resources, ecol-
ogy and archi-
tecture.
In Israel, he
Lesser said ". . . It's
different than studying in the
States in that everything is so
accessible in a small country. City
planning seems to be a communal
project here; an attempt is made
to conserve resources and plan-
ning is done in an exacting way."
Some of Lerner's coarser are
in Hebrew, a subject that is not
new to him. We went to a sell-
gives -schema and graduated from
Hebrew high schooL In adddisa,
he took Hebrew courses at the
University of Michigan.
Lerner's interest in Israel goes
back a few years. "I always want-
ed to come here. My brother came
a few years ago, and it was then
that I started making definite
plaits."
study at the
This decision
university made Lerner one of its
More than 1,930 American straierds
representing 130 universities and
colleges throughout the United
States. Thore are another 2,500
students &ova abased, and an are
part of the shobot body of 16,800.
Lerner said be mull like to
teach Hebrew whoa he returns to
the U.S.

Zed& Fair
to Offer Menke Gifts

The Junior Congregation of
Shaiwey kick is halal& its an-
ima Hawke at fair fall a_m.-2
pm. &why la the ayougsgam
aneill &IL
Gila- hi ail prim ranges will be
asadslike,sissig ael& a coMinesial
beeilthatt. There grit' be -tom
gars; Owe pots and Mbar Moms'
lialls4"Theleff!eiltiodhalo.

SHERRI'S

Young Adults
Invited to Meeting
on Race Relations

The junior division of the Jewish
Welfare Fetleratioh will hold an
open board meeting 8 p.m. Tues-
day in the Whitehall Apartments
community center, Southfield.
Michael Maddin, division presi-
dent, said the speeakers will be
Elliott S. Hall, criminal lawyer,
who is representing several black
activists in the Detroit area; and
Samuel C. Gardner, president of
the Wolverine Bar Association and
a member of the Detroit Board of
Education, who is actively in-
volved in decentralization opera-
tions in Detroit's school system.
"Black-White ConUnimity Rela-
tions in the Metropolitan Detroit
Area"- will be the topic.
Any one interested in attending

is asked to call Mrs. Lillian Bern-
stein, WO 6-3930.
The junior division, whose mem-
bers are age 18-30, has a year-
round education service. The divi-
sion also participatesin the Allied
Jewish Campaign—Israel Emer-
gamy Fund.

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