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In her spare time Erica enjoys other sports and plays softball "as a relief from the tension of golf." Erica is an active member of B'nai B'rith Girls. She is treasurer of Shalom Aviv Chapter and was recently chosen head of the sports com- mittee for regional convention — a fitting position for such an athletic person. Erica consid- ers herself "very active" in BBG and enjoys "the chance to be a leader." Erica plans to continue lead- ing the way in golf. She aspires to make a career as a pro-golfer L-( Showing off her favorite driver. — perhaps like her hero Jack Nicklaus. But if she's not a pro-golfer she'd be happy as a lawyer. That future, however, is a long way off. Now Erica is allowing her elbow to heal so she'll be in top shape for her senior year. She hopes her low scores will result in a schol- arship to a university with both a good golf team and high academic standards. Whatever the outcome, Erica Zonder has the drive to win. ❑ Lack Of Punishment Makes Terrorism Routine BERL FALBAUM Special to The Jewish News T he year 1987 may be remembered as the one in which terrorism and were kidnapping institutionalized in the world. Three weeks into the New Year, two kidnappings oc- curred whose implications have been lost to Western democracies. The United States asked for extradition of a suspect from West Germany. Germany not only hesitated but the suspect's accomplices quickly kidnapped two West Germans to pressure West Germany not to capitu- late. A few days later, four more Americans were kidnap- ped in Beirut, and the coverage in the media reflected a "busi- ness as usual" attitude. The President expressed "outrage," a little stronger reaction than the day before, but hardly what the situation calls for. What's more, this country warned its citizens to avoid danger areas, which is probably good advice but also sends some disconcerting mes- sages. First, it implies blaming the victims and second, that the U.S. is surrendering and help- less against terrorism. The moral in all of this is that the world did not learn from its recent experiences what Israel discovered through years of pain and suffering: Swift retribution is the only answer to terrorism. Former President Carter's vacillation during the Iran hostage crisis, President Reagan's hypocrisy of talking tough but doing little — indeed negotiating with Iran — along with the lack of unity among Western democracies on how to deal with terrorists, all have given the perpetrators a justi- fiable sense of confidence. In addition to the lack of resolve, the United States and its allies have created an atmosphere in which the terrorists can be as- sured that they will suffer no consequences. Missing from all the state- ments in these incidents is any mention of punishment. Almost comically, the best the Reagan Administration could do after the most recent kidnapping was to issue a statement in which it called for the victims' immediate re-. lease. Thus, this country and others have painted them- selves into a corner. They not only have never threatened re- tribution but don't even talk about it. Considering their record in the last few years and the weak responses of the United States