32 Friday, September 16, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Religious Influence in University's Progress and Growth

Responding to an enthu-
siastic welcome given him
here by the university's sup-
porters upon his assump-
tion of the presidency of
Bar-Ilan University of Is-
rael, Dr. Emanuel Rack-
man told of the progress
made and the influence of
religion in the university's
progress.
Pointing out that less
than half the enrolled stu-
dents start their studies
with religious orientations,
Dr. Rackman said, in his
speech Sept. 8 at the annual
meeting of Detroit Friends
of Bar-Ilan University at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, that
the end result is strong iden-
tification and great devo-
tion to learning and to Is-
rael.
"No one can graduate
from Bar-Ilan who is Jew-
ishly ignorant," Dr. Rack-
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Expressing appreciation
for the pioneering efforts
by the Detroit Jewish com-
munity in the establishment
of Bar-Ilan University, Dr.
Rackman said that without
the efforts of the Stollmans
and the Nusbaums the uni-
versity might never have
come into being being. He
spoke of Phillip, Frieda and
Max Stoliman as great crea-
tive leaders who had en-
rolled an entire community
as pioneers in a great Is-
rael cultural undertaking,
A brief but moving ad-
dress by Mrs. Jerome L.
Stern of New York, chair-
man of the Bar-Ilan Board
of Overseers, added to the
interpretive addresses of
the evening regarding the
university. Mrs. Stern
quoted from an address by
a girl student who escaped
from Iraq. It told of the re-
strictions in the land she

NEW YORK—One of
Philadelphia's leading citi-
zens has been named recipi-
ent of the American Jewish
Committee's Human Rela-
tions Award.
Dr. Max M. Leon, presi-
dent and owner of Broad-
casting Station WDAS-AM
and FM, and chairman of
the board of KNTO Radio
in Wichita Falls, Texas. re-
ceived the award at a testi-
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week in Philadelphia.

came from and the freedom
she found in Israel and the
acquisition of knowledge at
Bar-Ilan. Mrs. Stern urged
continued support for Bar-
Ilan to assure continuity of
its creative programs.
To the Stollmans also
went much praise from the
co-chairmen of the dinner
committee, Irving Nus-
baum and David Hermelin,
both of whom spoke exten-
sively about the notable
Bar-Ilan contributions to

learning. The religious ori-
entation of Bar-Ilan was a
subject of pride expressed
by the program partici-
pants.
Greetings were exte nded
to Mr. and Mrs. Jaco. No-
sanchuck, who, on the occa-
sion of their 70th wedding
anniversary, contributed
generously towards estaL-
lishing a lecture hall at
Bar-Ilan.
Frieda (Mrs. Max) Stoll-
man introduced Dr. Rack-

man, and as a member of
the Bar-Ilan board of gover-
nors welcomed him to the
presidency.
Program participants in-
cluded Rabbi Samuel Stoll-
man of Windsor, Cantor
Louis Klein and Samuel
Platt.
There were expressions
of gratitude to Zvi Tomkiew-
icz and his staff for energet-
ic services by the Bar-Ilan
office in mobilizing support
for the university.

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