22 Friday, December 23, 1977 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Dropsie's Handleman Center Adds 'Jewish Quarterly Review'
PHILADELPHIA—The
"Jewish Quarterly Re-
view", published under the
aegis of The Dropsie Uni-
versity, will become a part
of the Joseph and Sally Han-
dleman Communications
Center for the Study of
Man's Humanity at the uni-
versity.
Established by Joseph
Handleman, Detroit and
Miami business executive
and philanthropist who is a
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Also, for the first time, a
managing editor has been
named for the JQR. The
new post goes to Dr. Irving
A. Agus, a 1937 graduate of
Dropsie who has been a
member of the magazine's
editorial board for many
years. Dr. Agus, a noted
historian, author and schol-
ar, became professor of
Jewish history in 1951 at the
Yeshiva University in New
York, and before that was
dean of the Harry Fischel
Institute for Research in
Talmud in Jerusalem.
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after 20 years in July 1908.
At that time, Dropsie Uni-
versity decided to take over
the publication of the quar-
terly in this country. A new
series was started in July
1910, and since then the JQR
remains the only scholarly
journal published in English
that reflects the biblical and
Judaica research projects
undertaken by Jewish and
Christian scholars, profes-
sors and students.
The JQR reaches in-
stitutional and individual
subscribers in the United
States, Israel and in 28 other
countries throughout the
world.
The first editors were the
late Dr. Cyrus Adler, who
was president of Dropsie,
and Dr. Solomon Schechter,
Chicagoans Active
in Jewish Studies
CHICAGO (JTA)—Two
men and 12 women are cur-
rently enrolled in the Jewish
Communal Service gradu-
ate program at Spertus Col-
lege of Judaica here, and
three men and seven worn-
en are enrolled in the col-
lege Jewish Education pro-
gram, in the first year of
the nation's newest gradu-
ate school of Judaic studies.
Dr. David Weinstein,
Spertus College president,
said that new interest in
ethnic origins, which he said
was permeating American
Jewish life, had created a
great demand for teachers
and social welfare workers
with advanced degrees both
in their professional fields
and in Judaic studies.
Requirements for en-
trance into the graduate in-
stitute are a bachelor's de-
gree with a major in
Judaica or its equivalent,
for the education program,
and a bachelor's degree
with a minor or its equiva-
lent for the communal serv-
ice program.
In both two-year pro-
grams, which are expected
to produce their first mas-
ter's degree holders in June
1979, students will take Ju-
daica courses at Spertus
College and some profes-
sional courses at the Uni-
versity of Illinois at Chicago
Circle.
Jewish Student
Journalists Meet
NEW/YORK—The Jewish
Student Press Service's na-
tional editors conference
will take place Saturday
through Monday in New
York City. _ _
Arthur Cohen, author of
"In the Days of Simon
Stern," will give the keyn-
ote address. Other sessions
include Gary Rosenblatt,
editor of the Baltimore Jew-
ish Times on investigative
reporting; J. C. Suares, a
designer for New York
Magazine on layout tech-
niques; and Murray Polner,
editor of Present Tense on
the future of Jewish journal-
ism. Special workshops on
editing, interviewing and
book reviewing also will be
offered.
president of the Jewish The-
ological Seminary of Amer-
ica and a member of the
university's board of gover-
nors.
Dr. Abraham I. Katsh,
who served as co-editor
with the late Dr. Solomon
Zeitlin, becomes the new
editor of the JQR. He is
president emeritus and Dis-
tinguished Hebraica Re-
search Professor at Drop-
sie. Dr. Zeitlin served for 30
years as editor and in 1970,
until his death last year,
was chairman of the JQR's
editorial advisory board.
Dr. Solomon Grayzel
serves as review editor. He
is professor of Jewish his-
tory at Dropsie and honor-
ary editor of the Jewish
Publication Society. Dr.
Leon Nemoy, research pro-
fessor of Karaitic and Arab-
ic literature at Dropsie, is
the literary editor.
The JQR's new advisory
board, comprised of schol-
ars from all branches of
Jewish learning, includes
Dr. Jacob B. Agus, Dr. Rob-
ert Gordis, Dr. Sidney B.
Hoenig, Dr. Yehuda Kom-
losh, Dr. Ellis Rivkin and
Dr. Esra Shereshevsky. _
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