Friday, April 2, 1971-39
Leaine Gottlieb to Tred THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Joel Sih!mer in August U-M Paper Seeks 'Disillusioned' Jews
The Ann Arbor Union of Jewish
Students at the University of Mich-
igan has launched an independent
newspaper dedicated "to raise the
level of Jewish consciousness
among its Jewish readers."
Called Nefesh, the eight-page
tabloid asserts that because of "in-
stitutional rigidity," such Jewish
institutions as the synagogue and
the Jewish community center
"have not succeeded in respond-
ing to the needs of Jewish youth."
Subsequently, Nefesh claims that
Jewish youth does not recognize
"the beauty of being Jewish."
Although the newspaper favors
MISS LEAINE GOTTLIEB
Young Adult Topic:
Crisis in Core City,
Link to Suburbs
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gottlieb of
Woodbine Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Leaine
to Joel Simmer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Simmer of Fairfield
An open board meeting of the
Ave.
Junior Division of the Jewish
Miss Gottlieb, a graduate of Welfare Federation will take place
Wayne State University, is con- 8 p.m. Wednesday at the White-
tinuing her advanced studies there. hall Community House.
Michael Maddin, president, an-
Mr. Simmer was graduated from nounced the meeting will be open
Michigan State University, where to young adults up to age 30.
he was affiliated with Sigma Alpha
James Garrett, director of the
Mu Fraternity. He is a senior at
Mayor's Commission on Children
the Detroit College of Law.
and Youth, will discuss "The
An August wedding is planned. Crisis in the Core City and Its
Relation to the Suburbs."
Fred Rose, a delegate to the re-
cent world conference on Soviet
Jewry in Brussels, will report his
impressions. For reservations, call
Lillian Bernstein at the Federa-
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have opened an American-style
coffee house on the Givat Ram
campus.
Located in a converted dormi-
tory game room, the coffee house
is American in mood and style.
But Carl Viniar, a junior-year-
abroad student from Cornell Uni-
versity, who conceived the idea
and turned it into a reality, would
like to see the coffee house become
a place where Americans and Is-
raelis, who seldom meet socially,
can get together.
The place fills up on weekends
when there is entertainment. Dur-
ing the .week, there are discussion
groups, poetry readings, or just
records and conversation.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL's
January and June Class of 1946
will hold a 25th reunion buffet din-
ner-dance 6:30 p.m. May 2 at the
"a fully integrated socialist Mid- Raleigh House. Tickets are avail-
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Jewish Students, announced in its
March issue that its distribution
had been made city-wide, "the
first attempt at a city-wide Jewish
student newspaper with a circula-
tion of 50,000 to be distributed on
13 campuses in the greater New
York area."
In' an editorial announcing the
expanded distribution, the editors
said that for the publication "to
continue publishing in this ex-
panded version will require money,
lots of money" and "we are ap-
pealing to the New York Federa-
tion of Jewish Philanthropies, to
the newly-formed Jewish Associa-
tion for College Youth, and to all
major Jewish organizations to help
us in our. efforts to meet the needs
of the fast-growing Jewish youth
community."
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