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Israel turns 40 this year. t Y h el l belt.
And
with them,
But we don't look a day a few thou-
• sand reasons to visit. Especially this year, when
over go 400
there'll be all kinds of very special events to
along with our wonderful country, and equally wonderful people.
For more information, see your travel agent. Or
Israel
contact: Israel Government Tourist Office, 5 South
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL 60603.

And come to Israel this year Because a 40th anni-
versary is a pretty big deal—even after 4,000 years.

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FRIDAY_MARGEL25. 1988

UHS Reshapes Its
Curriculum For Fall

The Community Jewish
High School, a division of
United Hebrew Schools, is in
the process of restructuring
and reshaping its curriculum.
Next fall, students will have
six new options from which to
choose. Each track will be of-
fered on Sundays from 9
a.m.-1 p.m., and Tuesdays
from 4 to 7 p.m. The options
are: Hebrew ulpan, intensive
learning track, creative arts,
paraprofessional — teacher's
aide, and community service
and family study.
Sunday mornings will be
devoted to their chosen track,
and Tuesdays will be devoted
to Jewish history and text
study. This will be followed by
a light supper or snack and a
special presentation.
The Hebrew ulpan is a four-
year track intended for
serious language students
who wish to participate in a
four-hour weekly Hebrew
ulpan.
The intensive learning
track is a four-year program
intended for those with a
strong Hebraica and Judaica
background who are capable
of studying Jewish textual
source material in the
original.
The creative arts track is a
four-year program intended
for students who wish to fuse
the arts and Jewish culture.
The paraprofessional track
includes two components, a
teacher's aide program and
community service program.
The community service
component is for students
who want to learn about the
Jewish community and par-
ticipate actively in a number
of social service agencies.
The family study track is
intended for families who
wish to study and explore
Jewish issues together on
Sundays. This is a joint ven-
ture with Jewish Experiences
for Families.
All students participating
in the Hebrew ulpan, inten-
sive paraprofessional and
creative arts track and fami-
ly study will be required to at-
tend on Tuesdays at 4 to 7
p.m. Courses during the
weekday will include: Modern
Jewish History and
Literature, Halacha — Bet
Din, the Jewish People's
Court, Responsa Literature,
Israel and Zionism,
Holocaust, Midrash, History,
Hebrew and Development of
the Siddur, and Bible.
Following formal instruc-
tion on Tuesdays, a special
program will be planned.
Students will be exposed to a

variety of topics and per-
sonalities including: Where
Judaism and Christianity
Differ; Dating, Sex and Mar-
riage; Exotic Jewish Com-
munities; Yavneh, Detroit's
Sister City through Project
Renewal; Terrorism; Arabs
and Jews; and Israeli Folk
Dancing.
Other special programs dur-
ing the year will include: A
Thronto trip for ninth graders,
two Shabbat retreats at Camp
Tamarack, a semester in
Israel for 10th or 11th
graders.
For information and
registration, call the UHS,
354-1050.

THE AIR

NATIONAL JEWISH
TELEVISION:

1-4 p.m. Sunday,
Continental Cable Channel
11, includes Hello
Jerusalem, at 2 p.m.

THE JEWISH SOUND:

12:30 p.m. Sunday, WMTG
(1310). Rabbi Yitzchak
Kagan is the moderator.

TRADITION: 1 p.m.

Sunday, WLQV (1500), a
program of music, comedy
and news, hosted by Ben
Zohar.

DIMENSIONS DETROIT:

11:30 p.m. Sunday, WJR
(760), Rabbi Richard C.
Hertz will discuss Passover.

COFFEE WITH HY:

8 p.m. Monday, WCAR
(1090), a program of
community interest
moderated by Hy
Shenkman.

YIDDISH IS HEIMISH:

8:30 p.m. Monday, WCAR
(1090), an all-Yiddish
program of music, news,
interviews and other
features with Hy
Shenkman.

CAFE SHALOM:

9 p.m. Tuesday, WCAR
(1090), music, news and
features from Israel plus
community announcements,
with Bela Greenbaum and
Fay Knoll.

JEWISH TELEVISION
MAGAZINE:

Seen on Continental
Cablevision Channel 11 at
4 p.m. Sunday and 8 p.m.
Tuesday; Booth
Communications Channel
11 at 4:30 p.m. Monday and