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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hillel Day School Appoints
Rabbi Abramson as Head
Aliya Increase
NEW YORK — Jewish
immigration to Israel from
the United States and Can- The Hillel Day School of
ada during the month of Metropolitan Detroit has
August, 1975, increased 30 appointed Rabbi Robert
percent over August of last Abramson as headmaster.
year, according to figures Rabbi Abramson holds a
released by the Israel Ali- BA degree from Brandeis
yah Center. University and a bachelor of
Jewish education degree
The number of North from the Boston Hebrew
American Jews immigrat- College.
ing to Israel this August
Upon completion of his
was 578 as compared to last undergraduate studies he
year's sum of 407 during the attended the Jewish Theo-
same month.
logical Seminary where he
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RABBI ABRAMSON
received an MHL in 1965.
He was ordained rabbi in
1968.
Rabbi Abramson was
one of the first seminary
students to participate in a
dual program with Colum-
bia Teachers College. His
work at Teachers College
was in curriculum theory
and practice. He is pres-
ently completing his doc-
toral thesis in this field.
In 1971, after graduation,
he received the Carl and
Barbara Friedman Award
for "excellence in education
studies from the Jewish
Theological Seminary."
Simultaneously, he re-
ceived a fellowship to per-
mit him to continue his
studies with Dr. Seymour
Fox, dean of the school of
education, at the Hebrew
University.
Upon his return from Is-
rael in 1972, Rabbi Abram-
son received a joint appoint-
ment as educational
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CRITERION CLUB will
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7:30 p.m., Wednesday at the
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field. Guests are welcome.
Laurel and Hardy in "The
Music Box," the Marx
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pers," and Charlie Chaplin
in "The Immigrant" will be
shown. The evening's film
program will include the
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BNAI BRITH HILLEL
FOUNDATION at Wayne
State University will have a
wine and cheese tasting
party 9 p.m. Saturday at the
Northgate Apts. club house.
There is a charge. Folksin-
ger Russ Rayon will per-
form. Diane Goldring is
chairman of the event. Hil-
lel will hear Carl Paris of
the United Farm Workers
speak on "Problems of the
Migrant Farm Worker"
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Hillel.
The foundation also is offer-
ing three non-credit courses,
taught by Rabbi William
Blank, associate Hillel di-
rector. For information, call
the rabbi, 557-3459. For in-
formation on Hillel activi-
ties, call Hartley Harris,
publicity chairman,
968-3563.
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Junior Division
to Hear Prof.
Carl Hartman, associate
professor in Wayne State
University's school of social
work, will address the Jun-
ior Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation 8 p.m.
Wednesday in the LaMed
Auditorium at the main
United Hebrew Schools
building.
He
will
speak
on
"Trapped in the Jaws of So-
ciety: the Individual's Strug-
gle for Identity."
The meeting is the first of
the season's open lectures.
Neil Satovsky is lecture
chairman.
Hartman is a consultant
with the Macomb County
Child Guidance Clinic, a
consultant at the Alterna-
tive Center for Education
in the Redford Union
school district and is in
private practice at The
Clinic in Birmingham,
specializing in individual
and group therarpy.
Richard J. Maddin is pres-
ident of the Junior Division.
Young adults are invited.
For information, call Divi-
sion director Mrs. Lillian
Bernstein at the Federation
office, 965-3939.
Broomfield Puts
Lazarus Story in
Congress Record
Congressman William S.
Broomfield has inserted The
Jewish News feature article
on Emma Lazarus as the
"Liberty Bard" in the Sept.
29 Congressional Record.
In an explanatory note,
Rep. Broomfield stated pre-
liminary to the insert of
the feature article that it is
one of a series on the Jewish
role in the Bicentennial, and
details the contribution of
the poetess as the "Poet of
Freedom," and author of
"The New Colussus," the
poem which appears on the
Statue of Liberty.
The article appeared in
The Jewish News, Sept. 5,
Page 88.
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