THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Yeshiva U. Students Go Skydiving
NEW YORK — Fascina-
tion with the elite parat-
rooper division of the Israeli
army, known as the
Tzanhanim, is behind a
surge of Yeshiva University
interest in the sport of
skydiving.
Although students have
parachuted in the past, this
year's jumpers are gaining
visibility on campus wear-
ing brightly displayed in-
crnia of the Israeli
lhanith on jackets bear-
the name Yeshiva
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Skydivers. Two former stu-
a senior from Brooklyn.
dent skydivers have moved
When skies are clear and
to Israel, determined to vol-
wind velocities low, the
unteer for the Tzanhanim.
group carpools upstate.
Dr. Norman Rosenfeld,
New divers must com-
dean of Yeshiva College,
plete a six-hour preparation
said that he feels the stu-
course taught by airfield
dent curiosity reflects at-
operators and stringent
tention the press has given
safety precautions are
the Tzanhanim in recent
enforced. The students jump
years, following their role in
from 2,500-3,000 feet. "No
the Entebbe rescue mission.
one has gone up who hasn't
But Dr. Rosenfeld asserted jumped out," smiles
that the college was "not
Goldsweig.
encouraging students to
"It is slightly dangerous,"
start diving from airplanes"
admitted Goldsweig, "but
as a leisure activity.
the percentage of accidents
This year six men on
nationwide are negligible,
campus are parachuting
and the feeling of it is reli-
at the Albany (N.Y.)
gious in-itself. There is a
Skydiving Center, ac-
feeling of being in heaven
cording to club spokes-
and seeing the creation as
man Yitzhak Goldsweig,
God sees it. And besides, it's
safer than walking the
streets."
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