Irving Greenberg to Be
Next Midrasha Lecturer

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Dr. Irving Greenberg will
explore "The Conflict of
Modernity and Traditional-
ism" at the next session of
the Midrasha Institute 8:15
,p.m. Wednesday at the La-
Med Auditorium of the Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools.
Dr. Greenberg, chairman
of the department of Jew-
ish studies at City College,
City University of New York,
will address himself to the DR. IRVING GREENBERG
challenge of science, ration-
ality and pluralism and how
the Jew copes with modern
society.
Dr. Greenberg, who served
as rabbi of the Riverdale
Jewish Center for seven
years, taught history at Ye-
shiva University, was • Ful-
bright visiting professor in
history at Tel Aviv Univer•
sity and lecturer in Near
Eastern Jtidiac studies at
Brandeis University.
A graduate of Harvard, Dr.
Greenberg chairs the Center
for Russian Jewry advisory
board and is on the boards
of the Religious Education
Association and Institute for
Jewish Life.
The lecture is one of three
in the Mina and Theodore
Bargman Memorial Lectures
and is based on the theme
"The World of the 1970s:
a Jewish Perspective." The
final speaker will be Dr. Da-
vid Sidorsky, professor of
philosophy at Columbia Uni-
versity.

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