Fisher to Speak at Bar-Ilan Dinner;
Lewis Grossman Chairman Nov. 30
With Max M. Fisher, hon-
orary chairman of Detroit
Friends of Bar-Dan Univer-
sity, as guest speaker, the
annual dinner of the 'local
supporting arm of the Israel
university will be held 6:30
p.m. Nov. 30 at Cong. Shaa-
rey Zedek.
Phillip Stollman, chairman
of the Detroit Friends of Bar-
Ilan, announced also that
Lewis Grossman, prominent
Detroit community leader,
has been named general
chairman of the dinner com-
mittee.
On August 17, 1955, the
first year of studies at Bar-
Ilan University, in Ramat
Gan, Israel, was officially
opened by Prof. Pinhas Chur-
gin in the presence of 6,000
visitors. Then there were 70
students — today there are
close to 6,000.
Bar-Ilan was established as
an institution of higher learn-
ing designed to impart
knowledge and to encourage
research in the liberal arts
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and sciences. In addition,
As a religiously-orientated
Bar-Ilan has set, as one of university, Jewish students
its primary goals, the inte- admitted are required to at-
gration of secular knowledge tend courses in Jewish
with the spiritual traditions studies, irrespective of their
of the Jewish people.
field of specialization. Non-
Jewish students accepted for
study at the university are
not bound by the regulations
concerning courses in Juda-
ism.
The university has branches
in Ashkelon, Safad, Afula and
the Jordan Valley. There is
a research institute in the
Old City of Jerusalem where
research is conducted on
Eastern Jews and their cul-
ture. The building also houses
the Rivlin Institute for Re-
search on the History of the
Yishuv in Eretz Israel and
LEWIS GROSSMAN
the Institute for Research on
Jewish Society.
The university's current
budget is IL 53,375,000 ($12,-
810,000) and the development
budget IL 13,000,000 ($3,-
120,000).
The Bar-Ilan campus ex-
tends over 125 acres within
the "green belt" surrounding
the larger Tel Aviv area. The
careful planning of the cam-
pus has ensured that this
atmosphere of green spa-
ciousness is preserved within
MAX M. FISHER
the university itself.
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could be "detrimental" to
French national interests.
They cited a comment on the
state-owned radio ORTF that
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zens when they are too close-
ly linked to foreign powers."
Aranda, who is believed to
be in Paris, apparently went
into hiding after French
Justice Minister Rene Pleven
issued a warrant for his ar-
rest on charges of stealing
and improper use of govern-
ment documents.
Aranda's campaign h a s
been a major shock to all Is-
rael and Jewish organiza-
tions in France, the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency was told.
Virtually none of these or-
ganizations had ever heard
of Aranda before he exploded
his political bombshell.
Even the traditionally pro-
Israel and pro-Jewish Le
Figaro wrote: "Can Mr.
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rael's cause and improve
Franco-Israel relations by
using blackmail? It is ob-
vious that no government
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the granting of building con-
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you, sir, to your one virtue?
Is virtue piecemeal?—Ralph
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