THE DETROIT JEWISH -NEWS
Lansing Community College
Gains Jewish Student Unit
For the first time in its 22
year history, Lansing
Community College has a
group to serve the needs of
its Jewish students, faculty,
staff and friends.
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The group is the Organ-
ization of Jewish Students
(O.J.S.), and is also called
the LCC Jewish Group.
The LCC Jewish Group was
formed to counteract prop-
aganda of the three Arab
student clubs at LCC who
set up–propaganda tables,
held demonstrations, domi-
nated the student news-
paper, and used a large por-
tion of the student govern-
ment funding.
The LCC Jewish Group
had to work for many
months to gain approval as
a recognized student club on
the campus. Wherever the
Jewish group meets on
campus, even to show a
movie, an officer of the cam-
pus Department of Public
Safety is always present be-
cause of potential Arab vio-
lence.
The group has held a
Purim celebration, and a
program on Yom Hashoa
(Holocaust Remembr-
ance Day).
The club plans to bring
speakers, films and litera-
ture tables to LCC in the
fall, and there will be a He-
brew language study group
during the summer and con-
tinuing throughout the
year.
For information, contact
O.J.S., Student Activities
Office, Lansing Community
College, 419 N. Capitol
Ave., Lansing, 48195.
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Bnai Brith Activities
MASADA CHAPTER
will hold its annual mem-
bership pool party-luncheon
12:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the home of Maxine Feig,
6012 Brook Ln., West
Bloomfield. Prospective
members should call Shir-
ley Saham, 626-8949. Bow-
lers are being sought for the
1979-1980 season. For in-
formation, call Roberta
Schwartz, 626-0691.
* * *
ZAGER CHAPTER will
meet noon Wednesday in
the Franklin Club Apts.
club house. Luncheon will
be served. A program will
follow. Guests are welcome.
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For reservations, call Sylvia
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HENRY MORGEN-
THAU CHAPTER will
visit the Cranbrook
Academy of Art 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Petite lunch-
eon will be served. The af-
ternoon will be highlighted
by A tour of the art museum
and a special presentation,
"Cranbrook, Past and Pre-
sent," narrated by Roy
Slade, president of the
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academy. President Bernice
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Mildred Gross, 537-5074;
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