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U-M Students
Begin UJA Drive
U-1111 Hillel Fund to Host
Israeli Zionism Specialist
Solicitation for the Uni-
versity of Michigan Student
United Jewish Appeal
Campaign began with a
telethon and person-to-
person solicitation in the
dorms.
In preparation for this
year's campaign, solicita-
tion was preceded by: A
cocktail reception for last
year's "Big Givers" ($18 or
more), a public showing of
the Israeli film "I Love You
Rosa" and a solicitor train-
ing session led by Irwin Al-
terman of the Detroit
Jewish Welfare Federation.
The goal of the campaign
is to raise $10,000, an in-
crease over last year's
$8,500. Seventy-five per-
cent of the monies raised
over the goal are to be used
for U.J.A.'s Project Re-
newal.
The steering committee
includes: Sandy
Starkman, chairman;
Alan • Abrahams,
Jonathan Bilmes, Carol
Brown, Davida Fromm,
Marla Gordon, Pam Lip-
pitt, Jeff Liskar, Rochelle
Mark, Larry Pachter,
Steve Rocklin, Marc
Smith, Dan Weisberg and
Nancy Welber.
Students not contacted
should send contributions to
Hatikva Campaign, 1429
Hill, Ann Arbor, 48104.
Bnai Brith Hillel Found-
ation at the University of
Michigan is sponsoring the
visit of Israeli scholar David
Vital, who will be in Michi-
gan Sunday, Feb. 18. Vital
is on the political science fa-
culty at Tel Aviv Univer-
sity. He is recognized for his
research on the origins of
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Zionism and Israeli foreign
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During his visit, Prof.
Vital will speak in univer-
sity classes and the Center
for Near Eastern and North
African Studies, as well as
at local synagogues.
He also will meet with
the faculty and conduct a
two-part seminar for the
Union of Students for Is-
rael.
His major public lecture
will take place 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the Hillel Founda-
tion, 1429 Hill, Ann Arbor.
He will speak on "Zionism
Revisited."
Some 1.5 million Jews
served in the allied armies
during World War II.
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At one point in the 1960s
Israel was educating 10 per-
cent of Black Africa's physi-
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Israel Prime Minister Bonds and dinner chair-
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LIQUOR —WINE —CHAMPAGNES
David B. Hermelin, center, general chairman of
the Greater Detroit Committee, State of Israel Bonds,
presents a special scroll to Israel Prime Minister
Menahem Begin, left, of the names - of newly re-
enrolled 1979 Detroit members of the Prime Minister's
Club for Bonds„Shown at right is Sam Rothberg, na-
tional chairman of Israel Bonds. The presentation
was made at the concluding dinner of the Prime
Minister's conference in the Knesset held in Begin's
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