THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
44 Friday, September 9, 1983
Wine to Begin
Bias Committee

In June, the U.S. sharply
denounced as "patently
false" assertions by the
newly-formed Soviet
government-sponsored
"Anti-Zionist Committee of
the Soviet Public"- that the
majority of Jews who desire
to emigrate from the Soviet
Union have already done so.

Lecture Series

HOLIDAY GREETINGS

Shaarey Zedek Offers Classes

The Shaarey Zedek High
Rabbi Sherwin Wine will School
announces- its fall
begin a series of lectures on
"Israel and the Middle courses are open to the
East" at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Jewish community. The
at the Birmingham Temple. program is based on a credit
On Monday his topic will system and a student may
choose the classes and hours
be "Israel and the Israelis." he/she
wants from a variety
For details, call the temple,
of offerings on Sunday,
477-1410.

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Monday, Wednesday or
Saturday.
Students choose courses
by module, each of which
contains two courses. For
'information, call Dr.
Jonathan Fishbane or Mar-
vin Kasoff, 357-5544.
Sunday's schedule in-
cludes: Tracing Our People:
Introduction to Jewish Lit-
erature and Eye Witnesses
to Jewish History; The Syn-
agogue: Introduction to the
History of the Siddur and
Torah Reading; Customs
and Practices: The Jewish
Life Cycle and The Jewish
Home; Hebrew Language
and Literature; What
Judaism Stands For: Con-
temporary Jewish Ethics
and The Prophetic Message;
Other Places, Other Times:
Soviet Jewry and Jews of
Spain; Finding Our Roots:
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Jewish Genealogy.
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Aleichem, Current
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Language and Literature;
Religion Today: Compara-
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and the World: Israeli Fic-
tion and History of Modern
Israel; Jewish Music: Sur-
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M. usical Performance.
On Wednesday evening,
the topics will be Advanced
Hebrew Seminar; Modern
Trends in Judaism: Topics
in Modern Jewish History
and World of Hasidism; The
Jewish People and the
Printed Word: The Jewish
Short Story and Jewish His-
tory Through Journalism;
and Yiddish Language and
Literature.
Shaarey Zedek also offers
a Shabat program including
services and a class on the
Sacred Writings
(Ketuvim) at 9:30 a.m.
Directed independent
studies are available by
special arrangement.
Classes begin Sept. 18.

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