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People
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Dr. EDWARD F. STEIN of Pon -
tiac has been elected president of
the Optometric Institute an ' Clinic
of Detroit for 1972-73. The clinic
provides visual care for the com-
munity, with charges based on the
anility to pay.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Jewish Political Studies
Friday, June 9, 1972-35
Offered at Bar-Ilan U.;
Use of Land
Field of Catalysis Boosted
RAMATGAN — A new BA and
MA program in Jewish political
studies is to be offered by the
d^partment of political studies at
Bar-Ilan University. The program
will aid those serving in J. wish
public and communal service and
• Israeli government officials deal-
ing with Diaspora Jewry.
The Michigan Chronicle la st
week reprinted an editorial sup-
porting the NAACP's withdrawal
from the National Black - Political
Convention because of the conven-
tion's pa ssage of resolutions
against busing and Israel.
Dr. LEON S. COHEN. son of
The BA program will be a fourth
The editorial, which appeared. Mrs. William Cohen of Northgate field of concentration, along with
originally, in the Chicago Daily Blvd.. Oak Park, and the late international relations, government
Defender, termed the resolutions. Mr. Cohen, has been appointed and politics and public administra-
-- on moral grounds alone, at vari-
associate profeSsor of political tion and local government.
ance with enlightened black in- studies at Sangamon State Univer-
According to Prof. Charles S.
terests. - It stated further:
sity in Springfield. III. Cohen was
Liebman, his department has
''The resolutions against school
graduated from Wayne State Uni-
several members whose research
busing and against the state of versity and received his PhD in
and teaching interests are in the
Israel were pushed through in the political science at the University
. .
convention's final hour of deci- of North Carolina. Cohen has been
organization or in Jewish politi-
sion. They were distressful mani-
on the faculty of the graduate
cal thought.
festations of disingenuous think-
school of public affairs of the State
In addition to the basic courses
ing that cannot be defended either
University of New York at Albany.
on the basis of common logic or
He also has served as a staff con- in political science, student, in the
the basis of national interest.
sultant for the New York Senate new program will be able to
- Until housing no longer fol-
choose from a list of specialized
Committee on Public utilities.
lows a calculated pattern of resi-
courses.
dential apartheid, busing is the
DANIEL NI CLARK was elected
only available mechanism through to the board of directors of the
Prof. H. Pines, Vliedimir Ipatieff
which school integration can be- Detroit Bar Association at the an-
Emeritus-Professor of Northwes-
come an appreciable reality . . nual meeting. Clark, 34, is one
tern University, Evanston. Ill..
"As of Israel, a country that
of the youngest members of the predicts that in the next year or
is struggling against overwhelm.
association to be so honored. lie two Bar-Ilan will make some im-
ing odds to maintain its hard-
is a partner in ,the law firm of , portant scientific contributions in
won nationhood, should not be
Clark, Hardy. Lewis and Fine. . the field of catalysis.
condemned for its attempt to
Clark is on the board of direc-
Prof. Pines visited Bar-Ilan fol-
safeguard its identity and in-
tors of the Jewish Home for Aged
, lowing up research work started
dependence against Arab ar-
and on the executive committee
in co-operation with Prof. Yehho•
rogance and encroachment.
of the Professional Skills Alliance,
"These resolutions have not a subcommittee of New Detroit. shua Schachter. professor of chem-
been rescinded. We, therefore, He is chairman of the Downtown istry at Bar-Ilan.
With the completion of the new
support Roy Wilkins, the NAACP Region of Detroit Area Boy
six-story chemistry building, mod-
executive director's position, when Scouts Council.
em facilities are available which
he said in his letter of withdrawal
•
will enable training of students in
that the convention did not ad-
MAX GOTTESMAN, son of Mr.
the field of catalysis which is the
dress itself or commit itself to
and Mrs. Roland Gottesman of
'goals upon which there is genuine Nadine Ave., Oak Park, received , basis of modern industrial de-
: velopment. Bar-Ilan also can initt-
consenus in the black commu-
the degree of doctor of optometry
' ate new research.
nity.'"
cum laude at the Illinois College
of Optometry centennial gradua-
tion ceremonies held recently in
A program for graduates want-
Chicago. Dr. Gottesman was a ing to specialize as translators
member of the Tomb and Key and interpreters is being estab-
honor society. Upon graduation, lished at Bar-Ilan. At first, the
he was elected to the membership program will be available in He-
1 of Beta Sigma Kappa Interna- brew and English only but will he
PHILADELPHIA
Eight vol- tional Optometric honorary frater- expanded later to include French
umes of Hebrew poetry and
and Arabic
nity.
philosophy selected from the
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writings of Dr. Israel Efros, pro-
Prof. SAMUEL KARLIN. head
fessor of philosophy at Dropsie of the Weizmann Institute's pure o Area 3Ien :Named
University here, has been pub- mathematics department. has been
to Jewish Life Board
lished in Israel by Dvir Publishing elected a member of the 1 S.
NEW YORK
A distinguished
House, Tel Aviv, under the collec- National Academy of Sciences be-
and diversified group of Jews. rep-
tive title of "The Selected Writings cause of his contributions and ap-
resenting a cross-section of Jewish
of Israel Efros."
plication of mathematical methods
Four of the volume,, are devoted to various areas, ranging from communities throughout the United
States
and Canada. will help guide
to his Hebrew poetry. The other management to the biological and
the
new ly - created
Institute for
four volumes relate to philosophy, physical sciences.
Jewish
Life, said Max M. Fisher,
one volume dealing with ancient
president
of
the
'Council
of Jewish
Jewish philosophy, another with
Federations and
Welfare Funds
medieval Jewish philosophy, the
with the announcement of the com-
remaining two volumes to his
position of the Institute's board of
essays on the philosophy of litera-
trustees.
ture.
Young adults are invited to at- •
Among the communal leaders ap-
Many of the writings have ap-
tend the annual meeting of the P, pointed are Mandell Berman and
peared in numerous books and
Junior Division of the Jewish Wel- Michael A. Pelavin of Flint and
publications in both Hebrew and
fareFederation 8:30 p.m. Wednes- George W. Zeltzer of Detroit.
English over the years. The
day at the Somerset Apartments '
Among the local Jewish agency
selected writings for this monu-
recreation center, announced Rob- executives is Irwin Shaw of the De-
mental scholarly work date back
ert
Slatkin,
president.
—
troit
Jewish Center; and appointees
to his "The Problem of Space in
On the agenda will be the elec- from the arts and letters include
Jewish Medieval Philosophy," or-
iginally published in 1917 by tion of some 35 officers, executive Philip Slornovitz, editor and pub-
Columbia University Press. The committee and board members for lisher of the Detroit Jewish News.
most recent writings included is the 1972-73 term. For information. Max M. Fisher is an ex-officio :nem-
ber.
his "Studies in Medieval - Jewish call Mrs. Lillian Bernstein, WO
Detroit's participation in funding
Philosophy" and now in the pro- 5-3939.
this new program was authorized
cess of being published in English
by United Jewish Charities and the
by Columbia University Press.
Aliva Group to Meet
Jewish Community Foundation.
Dr. Efros, who joined the
Kibutz Shitufi, the nucleus of a
faculty at Dropsie 31 years ago,
received his doctorate from Co- professional agricultural kihutz
lumbia University and has been which is organizing for aliya in
awarded honorary degrees by the two to three years, will meet 7
Jewish Theological Seminary and p.m. Monday at the home of David
last October by Tel Aviv Uni- Wolok, 2200 Berkley- . entrance D.
versity. lie is chairman of ths.• apt. 116, Berkley.
Efros' Writings
Appear in Eight
Israeli Volumes
Jr. Division Vote
for Officers Set
Association of Hebrew Writers in
the State of Israel.
I am not a Know-Nothing; that
is certain How could I be? How
could anyone who abhors the op-
pression of Negroes be in favor
of degrading classes of white peo.
ple.—Abraham Lincoln.
The local group has merged with
a New York nucleus. Some 10 De-
troiters are committed to aliya.
and another 20 have expres,-,1
interest.
Persons of 11th grade through
the mid-20s are invited to join.
For information, call Wolok. 399-
1200. or Joel -Kaplan. 399 30 i - u.
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