THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Education Series Begins
The Union of Students for
srael, the Bnai Brith Hillel
oundation, and the Insti-
ute for Students and Fa-
pulty on Israel, all at the
of Michigan,
will co-sponsor an Israel
Will
ducational Series during
inter semester.
I The series schedule is as
follows:
On Tuesday at 8 p.m. at
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committee chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Adelsberg
will be recognized "for their
untiring •efforts and out-
standing achievements on
behalf of Torah education in
the Detroit area."
Dinner chairman is Dr.
Joel Zacks and the Birkat
Hamazon will be led by
On March 1 at 8 p.m. at
Hillel, United Nations
Ambassador Yehuda
Blum will speak on "The
Structure of Israeli Poli-
tics and Its Influence on
Foreign Affairs."
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Yeshiva Honors Adelsbergs at Mid-Winter Melave Malka-
the Hillel Foundation,
Nachman Shai, press coun-
selor of the Israeli Embassy
in Washington, will speak
on "The Security Problem of
Israel."
Prof. Yehuda Gradus of
Ben-Gurion University in
Beersheva will present a
film and discussion on "The
Dead Sea — Israel's Future
Source of Energy" 8:30 p.m.
April 5 at Hillel.
Prof. Yossi Mizrachi of
Ben-Gurion University will
present a film and discus-
sion on "Agriculture in Is-
rael" at 8 p.m. April 12 at
Hillel.
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MR. AND MRS. NORMAN ADELSBERG
at
Yeshivath
Beth,/
Yehudah's 14th annual I
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Adelsberg will be honored
Hazzanut Article in New Journal
NEW YORK — The first
English translation of a
major Yiddish study of
"Hazzanut" (cantorial
music) and an article deal-
ing with the lesser known
Jewish laws for cantors
highlight the new issue of
Students Design
College Majors
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Nearly 40 students at Stern
College for Women (SCW) of
Yeshiva University in
Manhattan are participat-
ing in an innovative pro-
gram concentrating in
majors they design for
themselves in fields beyond
existing majors at the col-
lege, according to Dean
Karen Bacon.
Called "Shaped Majors,"
these concentrations are de-
signed to satisfy a student's
particular educational and
career goals. In SCW's cur-
riculum, the dual program
combines Jewish studies
with liberal arts and sci-
ences.
Work experience is a vital
part of the program and the
college helps students find
internships in fields related
to their individual goals,
Dean Bacon said.
the Journal of Jewish Music
and Liturgy, published by
the Cantorial Council of
America.
The council is affiliated
with the Rabbi Isaac Elcha-
nan Theological Seminary
of Yeshiva University.
"Hazzanut," an article
written by Pinchos., (Pini)
Minkowski, is a study of the
development of Jewish
music. It was originally
published in 1924 in the
300-page "History of Haz-
zanut." The history was
published by the Jewish
Ministers Cantors Associa-
tion of America.
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David Silver. Rabbi Leib
Bakst, dean of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, will deliver
greetings and Rabbi Shaiall
Zachariash will make a pre-
sentation.
There is a charge. For in-
formation, contact Irene
Alpiner, 968-4270.
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