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Diplomatic Exchange Sparks Celebration, Protest at MSU

The exchange of ambas-
sadors between Israel and
Egypt last month was
marked by both celebration
and protest at Michigan
State University.
The Israel- Awareness
Group, a coalition of pro-
Israeli organizations at
MSU, sponsored a peace
rally at the Farm Lane
Bridge on the afternoon of
the exchange. About 25 stu-
dents participated in the
rally.
The students distributed
balloons carrying the logo
"Peace Today — Israel and
Egypt" to passersby.
Arab organizations
had been invited to join
the rally in an effort to
start a dialogue between
the opposing factions but
had flatly refused, ac-
cording to David Lengel,
chairman of the Israel

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Awareness Group.
MSU Arab students
staged a protest against the
exchange of diplomats and
the Israel-Egypt peace
treaty the previous night.
Some 60 Arab and Ameri-
can students gathered in
the MSU Union lobby to de-
bate the peace agreement.
About 15 of the students
stayed overnight in a
planned 12-hour vigil op-
posing the pact.
The turnout was termed
satisfying by Sami Esmail,

president of the MSU chap-
ter of the Organization of
Arab Students, which spon-
sored the demonstration.
Esmail was convicted by Is-
rael of being a member of a
terrorist organization and
then expelled under pres-
sure from the U.S. last year.

The Israel Awareness
Group and the group of
Arab students clashed as
the demonstration opened
with a two-hour march
around the Union. Lengel

The Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation affiliate at
Wayne State University
will hear Dr. Bruce Freilich,
psychologist, 7 p.m. March
21 at Hillel House, 14400
W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
, Dr. Freilich will address
the dinner-oneg,on "Self Di-
rection."
The Hillel Foundation
will join The Jewish Singles
for a course in cardio-
pulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) 7 p.m. March 26 in
room 4 of the 10 Mile Jewish
Community Center. The

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at the completion of the
course.
For reservations for the
free course, call Hillel at
WSU, 557-3459.

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