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doors. "I think we're trying to
reach out. We're looking at
Ann Arbor's and Detroit's
Jewish community," says
Weine.
The next issue of Prospect,
due in April, might, for exam-
ple, contain an article on
Mario Vasquez, the Hon-
durian political refugee being
sponsored by Temple Beth
Emeth. Both Cigale and
Weine seem pleased with the
response they've received
from the first issue which had
a 3,000 copy run. "Overall the
reaction has been very
positive," says Weine.
Coming out with an in-
dependent student-run
quarterly is not an easy task,
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According to Cigale, they
need about $1,600 to publish
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Money isn't the only con-
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