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Dr. Zvi Gitelman, professor of political science at the Univer- sity of Michigan, is respondent. Joel D. Tauber, president of the Jewish Welfare Federation, is chairman of the event.Other pro- grams include "Shaping Com- munal Attitudes: Jewish Institu- tions as Mediators of Culture", May 15; "Funny, it Doesn't Sound Jewish: A Study in American Popular Culture," May 17; "Communicating Jewish Culture in the 1990s," May 19; and "Con- suming Culture: Foodways, Music and Folk Arts," May 21. The series will be held at the main Jewish Community Center, except for the May 15 program, which is scheduled for the United Hebrew Schools in Southfield. Zeltzer said' the topics of the five symposia and the perspec- tives of the more than 50 visiting and local scholars on the pro- grams will provide a comprehen- sive picture of American Jewish culture. Get the protection you need with 9 high quality life and health plans at affordable prices from B'nai B'rith Group Insurance. 1.New Major Medical. 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