GOING TO THE AIRPORT? BUSINESS OR VACATION d r , _ Mo. itardimullk 4,., DOMESTIC Start at your front door avoid the hassle at the airport and getting there! SPRING IS HERE ROYAL CAB 358-2400 to get beyond the university 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, however. Everyone recognizes that. 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"We've had some deep arguments about the recent events in Israel and the unrest." How the editorial board maintains its autonomy and sense of pur- pose while also responding to various viewpoints will re- main an issue for Prospect, an issue that's common to many publications. There's one student on the U-M campus who thinks that no matter what Prospect does, it still represents a limited perspective. "I don't think that Prospect solves the pro- blem" explains Steve Blonder, 20. "Right now we certainly need a publication where all Jews can express their views, not a particular viewpoint." Blonder thinks that's reason enough to have another Jewish student publication in Ann Arbor. For over six months he's been talking about publishing, with other U-M students, a Jewish newspaper called Con- tact. According to Blonder, funding has been secured and he will go to press in September. 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