Adm. Strauss Hosts Tel Aviv U. IFete Dr. Salk Analyzes Yiddish Poetry
From USSR to Be
Parent-Children
Multiple Problems Read at U. of M.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 24, 1972-27
If you would lose a troublesome
visitor, lend him money—Benjamin
Franklin.
Readings of Yiddish poetry—in
- Prof. Lee Salk of Cornell U. eval-
uates an important challenge: translations—will feature the "Me-
mark Fischer
morial
to Soviet Yiddish Poets-20
"What Every Child Would Like
His Parents to Know." It is the Years' After," April 4, at the un-
gallery
title of his book just -published by dergraduate library multi-purpose-
room,
at
the
University
of
Michi-
David McKay Co. An asterisk ap-
pended to the title explains: "To gan.
help him with the emotional prob-
The readers will be Jrofs. Behr
nard Vent of the English
lems of his everyday. life."
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The objective of this text immed- department and Herbert H. Paper
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iately becomes apparent. - The au- of the linguistics department of
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thor, a clinical professor of psy- the University of Michigan.
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chology and pediatrics, is an ex-
Prof. Nil will read the originals
pert on subjects relating to child of selected Soviet Yiddish poems
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problems, the search for answers. in translations by Prof. Paper.
and the uncertainties that exist in
confronting child with parent and
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vice versa.
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How does one punish a _child?
What form is play and parent par-
ticipation to take in a normal
home? Are there rewards in par-
Tenth Anniversary
enthood?
Dr. Salk has made a definite
contribution towards a thorough
analysis of major home issues in
"What Every Child Would Like
His Parents to Know."
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A horseshoe to bring him good luck in his new post was presented
to prof. Yuval Ne'emitn (right), recently elected president of Tel
Aviv University, by Admiral Lewis L. Strauss (second from left),
at a dinner in Washington in behalf of American Friends of Tel
Aviv University. With - them are Israel Ambassador and Mrs.
Itzhak Rabin, Adm. Strauss, :former chairman of the U.S. Atomic
Enegry Commission, was host at the dinner, at which Prof. Ne'eman,
one of the world's foremost physicists, was introduced to leaders
of the greater Washington community.
Hebrew -U. Team Breeds Lab Animal
for Research Into Diabetes Aspects-
JERUSALEM=Desert sand rats
from the Dead Sea area are now
being bred by -Hebrew University
scientists as a new laboratory
animal to be used - by medical
researchers in the study of dia-
betes.
The work is financed partly by
the Robert Szold Center of Applied
university, which
Science at
since 1966 supports promising 'in-
dustrial research projects, and
partly by the Israel government's
Authority for Research and De-,
velopment.
According to Dr. Jonathan Adler,
associate professor of , physiology.
who heads the scheme, i research -
team at Duke University in North
Carolina_Ateaded by Prof. Kant
Schmidt-NiPlsen has demonstrated
that the desert rats are extremely
prone to diabetes. They are diffi-
cult to breed, ,as they easily, con-
tract the often fatal_ disease on
normal laboratory . diets. Their use
may help throw new light upon
various aspects-of diabetes. They
are also valuable . for screening
anti-diabetic drugs.
The animals bred at the He-
brew University are designated
HUPO (Hebrew University
the
Strain Psamomys Obesus). The
grey-brown-eolored noct ur n a I
animal lives in various countries
in the Middle East. The late
Prof. Shimon Bodenheimer of the
Hebrew University - department
of soology-considered. that the
sand rats from the Dead Sea
area may be a distinct species
from other, sand rats in the
Middle
The special usefulness of the
sand rats for _ diabetes research
lies in - their: natural susceptibility
to the disease. Normally, the ab-
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Ground
was broken Sunday on the Hebrew
University's Mount Scopus campus
for a student residence center
named for Brazil.
The Casa do Brasil will house
72 students including married
couples.
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