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Yeshiva U.'s Biggest Campaign to Mark Dr. Belk'''.
s 3 9 0 A th Year
NEW Y 0 R IC — Yeshiva

University and its Albert
Einstein College of Medicine
announced a $160,000,000 fund-
raising campaign geared to
strengthen, sustain and inno-
vate a c a d e m i c, programs
service, health and commun-
ity efforts, and to aid in in-
suring the future financial
stability of the institutions.
The development program
has been designated "80 Plus
80 By 80:" $80,000,000 for the
university and a like amount
for the medical school by
1980.
The campaign will get un-
der way Sunday at the Amer-
icana Hotel where the uni-
versity will hold a dinner
n d academic convocation
honoring Dr. Samuel Belkin
on his 30th anniversary as

president of Yeshiva. It pro-
vides the setting for the larg-
est single fund-raising effort
in the 88-year history of the
institution.
At the convocation, honor-
ary doctoral degrees will be
conferred upon U.S. Senator
M. Kennedx (D-Mass.), Is-
rael Minister of Finance
Pinchas Sapir and Dr. Will-
iam Stein, Nobel Laureate,
professor of biochemistry,
Rockefeller University.
In his 30th year as presi-
dent, Dr. Samuel Belkin, re-
acting to both the demands
and limits imposed upon
higher education as well as
to the new needs of the Jew-
ish community, has set the
school on a new course.
The new - phase seeks to
broaden the scope of the in-

stitution, by initiating new Washington Heights. Included
academic programs, strength- in the building program were
ening existing programs, ex- the Mendel Gottesman Li-
tending research areas, and brary, the Yeshiva University
by expanding and redirecting Museum, a 20-story science
services to the community.
center for Belfer Graduate
Under Dr. Belkin's leader- School of Science, Furst Hall
ship, the university, in the and Morgenstern Residence
space of 10 years, completed Hall. New facilities were
a "University City" at its added also at the Albert Ein-
main center in Manhattan's stein College of Medicine.

YIVO Celebrates Publication
of Weinreich's Yiddish History

NEW YORK — The annual written and printed in Yid-
banquet of the YIVO Insti- dish, captures the essence of
tute for Jewish Research, 1,000 years of Ashkenazic
held here at Hotel Ameri- culture and the language it
cana, celebrated the publica- produced.
tion of the late Max Wein-
Dr. Edward Stankiewicz,
reich's "History of the Yid-
dish Language." The work, professor of Slavic languages
at Yale University, credited
Weinreich with pioneering
work in the area which he
called "intralinguistics."

GRAND PRIX 1973

FRENCH ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURES

A TEAR
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Dr. Shlomo Noble, vice
chairman of YIVO's commis-
sion on research and train-
ing, now translating the
"history" into English touch-
ed upon the work as a his-
tory of Ashkenazic culture.

Begun 1,000 years ag in
the Lothar area of the Rhine
River, this culture — later to
spread to Slavic lands,
America, South Africa and
Israel — declared its inde-
pendence from Eastern
Jewry through a 10th Cen-
tury ban on polygamy. Like
the Eastern cultures, it was
based upon the Babylonian
Talmud.

The Seltzer-Broksky Prize
for best essay in English on
a Jewish topic was won by
Robert Cohen, a Brandeis
University student, for "Jew-
ish Families in the 18th Cen-
tury in New York."

The Hillel Rogoff Award
for best high school essay in
Yiddish was shared by Leybl
Botwinik of Montreal, for
"Mensh un- Khaye" (Man
and Beast) and Rukhl
Schaechter of New York, for
"Di Yidishe Literatur un Di
Hayntige Yugnt" (Yiddish
Literature and Contemporary
Youth).

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 7, 1973-31

Graves of Fathers Found at Suez Canal

TEL AVIV (ZINS)—Three
Israeli soldiers have found
the graves of their fathers
who died while serving the
British army in Egypt during
World War II on the west
bank of the Suez Canal.
"We've been looking for
our fathers' graves for 33
years; we knew they have
been buried near Ismailya,"
they said. The soldiers have
applied for permission to have
the remains transferred to
Israel.
Meanwhile, teams of mili-
tary chaplains with members
of Israel's burial societies
are searching battle sites near
the Suez Canal for killed Is-
raeli soldiers previously listed
as missing. This need was
discovered when lists showed
more men were unaccounted
for than previously supposed.

A prisoners of war list re-
ceived from Egypt was
rather small. Many "miss-
ing" men are now believed
to have actually died in
battle.

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