Friday, March 23, 1984
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
° Brandeis U. profs due here
Brandeis University
Profs. Robert Art and Bar-
ney Schwalberg will be in
Detroit April 4 as part of the
Brandeis University on
Wheels program. Greater
Detroit Chapter, Brandeis
University National
Women's Committee, is the
local sponsor.
Slated for 10 a.m. at the
Bloomfield Township Li-
brary, the program will
touch on the theme: The
Eagle and the Bear."
At 10 a.m., Prof. Art will
speak on "Reagan and Rus-
sia: Principles for Competi-
tion and Co-existence."
Art has taught at Bran-
deis University since 1967.
A summa cum laude, Phi
Beta Kappa graduate of
Columbia College, Prof. Art
received his PhD degree
from Harvard University.
In 1971-1972, he served as
an international affairs fel-
low of the Council on
Foreign Affairs, and re-
cently travelled to Europe
under a travel grant for the
Program on European
Society and Security, Har-
Prof. Schwalberg
yard University, Center for
International Affairs.
Prof. Art is the author of
"The TFX Decision:
• McNamara and the Mili-
tary," as well as numerous
o articles which have ap-
peared in professional jour-
nals.
From July 1977 through
June 1983, Prof. Art held
the positions of dean of the
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dean of the faculty. He is on
sabbatical for the 1983-
1984 academic year.
The 1 p.m. subject will be
"The Competing Systems:
Strengths and Weaknesses"
by Prof. Schwalberg.
Schwalberg, who holds a
PhD degree in economics
from Harvard University,
has been a member of the
Brandeis faculty for the
past 18 years. In 1970, he
was distinguished by being
named "Teacher of the
Year." Prof. Schwalberg has
served as an analyst in the
U.S. Department of Com-
merce, specializing in Rus-
sian economic and demog-
raphic problems. His publi-
cations include specialized
studies on Soviet industry
and manpower supply.
There is a fee for the
luncheon. Guests are in-
vited.
Shirley Weil is chairman
of the day. Her committee
consists of: Rosslyn Be-
rman, co-chairman, and
committee members Be-
verly Baker, Florence Fin-
kelstein, Harriet Prentis,
Esther Kaplan, Barbara
Marcuse, Lucille Weisberg,
Lois Weintraub, Estelle
Sperling, Shirley Weiner,
Marcia Harris, Audrey
Klein and Ruth West.
Ilene Crane is president
of the Greater Detroit
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