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Holiday Dilemma

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University, 32,000 students,
1,800 Jewish students:
"This year I am coming
home on Yom Kippur because
it is on the weekend. Last
year I went to services and a
dinner at Hillel on the holi-
day. A lot of kids went home
and everyone who stays here
goes to services together.
"But to me, the holiday
means being with my family,
and if I'm at school I just do
what I normally do. I've never
had a problem with my pro-
fessors and I think you can
get excused from tests."
Brian Kerwin, George
Washington University,

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"The first year at
Michigan I stayed
at school for the
holidays because I
was too nervous to
miss, but after
that I came home
to be with my
family." James
Arnovitz

18,000 students, 5,000 Jewish
students:
"Last year I went home for
Rosh Hashanah and went to
services at Hillel on Yom Kip-
pur. This year I'm a second
year law student and because
of time restraints I have to
stay at school and write my
journal for the Law Review. I
don't have time to fly back
and forth. It will be the first
time I won't be spending the
high holidays with my fami-
ly and I'm not happy about it.
"One of my Jewish pro-
fessors encouraged us to go to
shul. He said, 'Take time out
from your work and get your
priorities straight.
Remember, your final grade
comes from God? "

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1987

Courses at the University of
Michigan Hillel's Jewish
Learning Center will begin
Monday. The center offers
classes open to the entire
community including Bible,
basic Judaism, 'Yiddish and
Hebrew.
Israeli folk dancing will be
held every SUnday at 7:30
p.m.
The Hill Street Cinema
film co-op will show Raiders
of the Lost Ark, 9 p.m. Satur-
day in the U of M Natural
Science Building. There is a
charge.
For information, call Hillel,
663-3336: