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THE DETROIT JEWISH 1111195

U-M Students Join IIillel Director
at Service for Milan Prisoners

Though the number of Jew-
ish inmates at the Milan Fed-
eral Correction Institution is
down to three among the
present 600 prisoners, Rabbi
Gerald Goldman, Hillel direc-
tor at the University of Mich-
igan, regularly conducts a
brief worship service for any
interested Jewish inmates.
On special holidays, Rabbi
Goldman is accompanied by
area Jewish students who
participate in the service and
talk with the Jewish prison-
ers, who numbered eight a
few years ago when the M-
kt director first began his
regular visits to the federal
prison.

Vietnam. Rabbi Goldman
said that "more sensible drug
laws" and reduction of the
number of Americans sent to
Vietnam have contributed to
the drop in the initially small
number of Jewish inmates.
Rabbi Goldman's informal
service features wine, halls
and a friendship circle. Miss
Orebro reported that the In-
mates and the visitors dis-
cuss the Torah portion for
that day and its relevancy.
Miss Orchen said she was
one of five Jewish students
who accompanied Rabbi
Goldman for a Kol Nidre
service on Yom Kippur. She
said the service was "very
informal"
and that the vis-
The arrangements were de-
scribed by one of the stu- itors "sat in a circle" with
dents, Marla Orchen, in a the Jewish prisoners. Rabbi
recent issue of Nefesh, an Goldman began with a brief
independent campus periodi- explanation of Kol Nidre and
cal published monthly by the then played a recording of
Jewish Student Union of Ann the chant.
Rabbi Goldman told the
Arbor.
visiting students that the in-
Milan is a medium secur.
mates asked that non-Jewish
ity prison, for persons con-
prisoners be barred from at-
victed of violations of federal
tending the Yom Kippur
laws involving drugs, embez-
services because the Jewish
zlement and car theft.
prisoners "felt that this was
Most of the Jewish inmates something special that be-
were sent to Milan on convic- longed to them."
tion for drug law violations
Miss Orchen said that some
and resistance to the war in awkwardness developed when
the visitors tried to get a
conversation started with the
inmates after the services
but that conversations did
and his
eventually begin and "we
talked about where we were
from, our religious school
backgrounds and our fam-
ilies. The men told us a little
about prison life — very bor-
ing — why they were there
and what they wanted to do
when they got out."
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College Grads Learn
of Israel 1st Hand

ARAD, Israel — Young col-
lege graduates who would
like a taste of Israel via a
year - long work - study pro-
gram are being sought out
by the International Gradu-
ate Center for Hebrew and
Jewish Studies, which has its
headquarters here.

Detroit collegians on vaca-
tion are invited to spend •
weekend with
the Luba-
vitcher Hasidim in New York
Dec. 28-31. This "Encounter
With Chabad" is for men
The institute will mark its
only. Female students were
fifth anniversary In January. invited to the program this
A total of 1,500 participants
weekend.
from many lands have
The Shebat weekend, held
studied about Israel and
at Lubavitcher world head-
Judaism for six months, then
quarters will include discus-
worked in their chosen field
sion, services and entertain-
of interest for the remainder
ment Hasidic style. No prior
of the year.
background or commitment
Arad, a new development is required to take part. Par-
town in the Negev, was ticipants will leave Thursday
chosen as the locale because morning and return Monday.
it represents the spirit and
Discussion leaders include
tempo of the new, developing
professors of philosophy and
Israel.
the sciences from universi-
The study program in- ties throughout the country.
cludes Hebrew and a choice Accommodations a r e ar-
of Jewish studies, all taught ranged with Hasidic families
on an intensive level. During in the area.
the second six months, the
The traditional "farbren-
students become "citizens,"
gen" — a joyous get-together
earning a regular wage and
with the Lubavitcher Rebbe
seeing Israel as it really is.
—is held Saturday afternoon
Some participants return
and evening.
home; others remain to
For information and reser-
settle.
vations, with transportation
Courses start every Janu-
from
Detroit included, call
ary, April, July and October.
Rabbi Yitzhak Kagan at the
For information on accom-
modations, fees and other local Lubavitcher Center, 542-
5058.
arrangements, write the
WIMS Institute, Arad, Israel.

David Ruskin
Top Graduate
From WSU

David W. Ruskin of Frank-
lin Rd., Southfield, received
one of Cie two David D.
Henry Awards at Wayne
State University commence.
ment exercises Tuesday in
Coho Hall.
Pinsker Gives $300
The awards recoenize the
man and woman
Scholarship to Akiva ontstandine
in the graduating class. The
Pinsker Progressive Aid other redolent
was Maria
Society will contribute a $300
Noes/ of Hiehland Park.
iryearamrs— towtomo— Arm-. I.e.
scholarship to Akiva Hebrew
Rocemm•nclod by Physicians
Ruskin has held
many
Day School, it was an- posts in Monteith
RN CONSULTATION
College stu-
nounced by Harry Laker, dent
SHIRLEY PERSIN
grouns. including presi-
a•galaanN1 llortmlogia4
Pinsker president, and Hy- dent of the student board.
man Lipsitz, vice president. chairman of
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student
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announcement followed
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a program on the importance sentative to the WSU Student-
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of Jewish education by Rabbi
Faculty Council. lie also has
Milton Arm.
been a member of the uni-
versity legislative advisory
committee and a member of
toe university food service
committee.
Coordinator of the Mon-
/wavily poorienti
teith Cinema Guild from 1970
to 1971, Ruskin also was
founder of the
Monteith
A personalized Music service exclusively idesigned
Coffee House and co-founder
for those wonting the finest in Musical Entertain-
of the Monteith Nursery. He
ment. I hove the band to make your particular
was a precinct delegate in
occasion a complete success.
Oak Park this year and na-
tional adviser to the National
Party Planning available upon request.
Conference of Synagogue
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Will Attend
Encounter

Jewish Studies
Guide Issued

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Evi-
dence for the growth of cred-
it courses in Jewish studies
at American institutions of
higher learning has been
made available in a new
catalogue, "Jewish Studies
in American Colleges and
Universities," published by
the Bnai Brith Hillel Foun
dations.

Four Young Midi ligan Profs Jon
3rd Annual Stud y Tour of Israe

Three young academicians
from the University of Mich-
igan and a fourth from Wayne
State University are among
the 24 Jewish faculty mem-
bers participating in a two-
week study tour of Israel.

The third Seminar for
Young American Jewish Ac-
ademicians in Israel is un-
der the auspices of the Jacob
Blaustein Institute for the
Advancement of Human
Rights and arranged by the
American Jewish Committee.

The four from Michigan
are Barbara Greenberg, as-
sistant professor of political
science at Wayne State Uni-
versity; and U. of M. staff

Bnai Moshe Invites
Collegians to Lunch

Cong Bnai Moshe will host
its college students at serv-
ices 8:45 a.m. Saturday, after
which a catered lunch will be
held in the synagogue board
room.

Dr. Moses Lehrman will
speak on "Jewish Identifica-
tion." Jeffrey Devries is
chairman.
Bnai Moshe Youth Chapter
President Barbara Fiedler,
vice president Mimi Cohen
and adviser Monty Schloss
will attend the international
convention of United Syna-
gogue Youth in Boston, Dec.
25-28.

`Bye Bye' Next Film

The Jewish Free School
will present the black comedy
"Bye Bye Braverman" as
part of its cinema series 8
p.m. Wednesday at the Jew-
ish Center. There is a spe-
cial student rate.

The catalogue, listing Ju-
daica courses offered at more
than 330 institutions, is avail-
able from the Bnai Brith Hil-
lel Foundations, 1640 Rhode
Island N.W., Washington,
D.C. 20036.

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Six Architects Cited
for Design Excellence

Awards of honor for design
excellence recently were pre-
sented to representatives of
six Detroit area architectural
firms by Detroit Chapter,
American Institute of Archi-
tects, as part of the 10th an-
nual honor awards banquet.

members Donald L Warn
and Jack Rothman, both a:
sociate professors of soch
work; and Racilielle B. Wa
ren, assistant professor
sociology.
The tour participants, wh
were selected by AJC chat
ters across the country, rant
in age from 25 to 35, an
come from diverse disc
pllnes. For the first time, th
group includes an Englis
scholar, Adrian, Leftwich,
the department of politic:
University of York, whoa
participation is sponsored 13
the Anglo-Jewish Associatiot
Five days of intensive sea
hears will be held at Retire
University, where the visitor
will 'meet with their lame
counterparts on a variety
subjects related to the soda
economic, political and ea
tural life of Israel-
The program provides of
portunity for the participant
to travel in Israel to obsery
its internal problems and es
plore the question of Israel
relevance for contemporar
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SeleCted by the jury from
a total of 70 entries were:
Thomas Francis Jr. Public
health Building and Class-
room and Office Building,
both at University of Michi-
Has Choice Dates Available At
gan, architects Albert Kahn
Associates, Inc.; Vilican-Le-
man and AssoCiates Office
Building, architect Jack
Brown and Associates Archi-
tects,
Inc.;
Lavery Resi-
dence, architects Brow n-
21100 W. 12 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich.
Steele-Bos, Inc.; Pine Knob
Temple Beth El's annual Music Theater, architects
Rossen-Neumann
Associates;
College Get-Together will be
held 8:30 p.m. today at the Health Sciences Center, Uni-
versity of Louisville and Be-
temple.
For Weddings, Bar Mitzv ■
All Beth El graduates in thesda Hospital North, both •
s, and other Si,nchas
college are invited to an in- by architects Smith, Ilinch-
formal Shebat dinner at 7, man and Grylls Associates,
We Also Cater for M any Organizations
followed by a prayer service Inc.; and Bay City River-
in the sanctuary and a dis- front North Environmental
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Design
Study,
architects
cussion on "The New Jewish
Trip." Student opinions on Christopher Wzacny and As-
several Jewish issues will be sociates, Inc. and planners
Parkins-Rogers and Assoc:
presented.
The college get-togehter is ales, Inc.
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