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JEWELERS
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The Jewish Learning
Center at the University of
Michigan B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundation has announced
its winter class schedule. The
academic year of the Hillel
Jewish Learning Center
parallels the semesters at the
University of Michigan. To
register, call Hillel, 769-0500.
Courses include: Elemen-
tary Hebrew, Beginning
Hebrew, Intermediate
Hebrew, Conversastional
Hebrew, Touring Israel on 10
Words a Day, Yiddish, Basic
Judaism, Talmud, Jewish
Mysticism, Great Jewish
Music, The Wisdom Tradition
in Israel and Passover Seder
Workshop.
U-M Hosts
Solidarity Day
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Soviet Jewry will hold a
Solidarity Day Thursday in
the fishbowl at the Universi-
ty of Michigan's central cam-
pus. A 7 p.m. presentation at
Hillel features ABC-TV's
"Person of the Week,"
Jonathan Feldstein, who will
share his experience in suc-
cessfully getting a refusenik
into Emory University and
getting her family out of the
Soviet Union.
Professor Todd Endelman
from the University of
Michigan History Depart-
ment will speak on "Anti-
Semitism in the Soviet
Union."
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Lester Appears
At MSU Hillel
Michigan State University
Hillel Foundation, in conjunc-
tion with MSU Great Issues
series, will present Dr. Julius
Lester on Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. in the Gold Room of the
MSU Union. -
Dr. Lester, professor of Near
Eastern and Judaic Studies
at the University of
Massachusetts, Amherst and
black Jewish activist, will
discuss "Blacks and Jews in
American History?'
The Student United Jewish
Appeal Campaign will get
underway in February with a
bagel brunch talk with
author Dr. Harry S. May, on
Sunday. Dr. May will read
from his Tale of Two Women.
UJA is hosting a weekend
at Camp Mass Feb. 17-19. For
information on cost and rides,
call Hillel, at (517) 332-1916.
"Jewish Views on Campus,"
a student-produced tv show,
airs on East Lansing cable
station 17 and Lansing cable
station 33 on Mondays at 7:30
p.m. and Fridays at 10 p.m.
February's show will focus on
the JAP-baiting issue. For in-
formation, call Hillel, (517)
332-1916.
Rituals Focus
Of Workshop
Lane Steinger, rabbi of Ibm-
ple Emanu-El in Oak Park,
will conduct a workshop in
"creative riting" at the Hillel
Foundation at Wayne State
University, 661 Student
Center, on Tuesday, at 12:30
p.m.
The purpose of this
workshop is to give par-
ticipants an appreciation for
the nature and function of
ritual in their lives. During
the workshop, participants
will have the opportunity to
develop their own traditional
and not-so-traditional rituals
for life cycle events.
Rabbi Steinger has led
workshops on this theme at
the Temple Emanu-El
Academy for Adults.
There is no cahrge. The
general public is welcome. For
information, call the B'nai
B'rith Hillel Foundation,
577-3459.
Zionist Unit
Formed At WSU
Wayne State University's
student council has approved
a new campus organization,
the Zionist Student
Organization.
It was created out of the de-
mand for the protection of
Israel's image on the campus
of Wayne State University.
There are currently nine
Palestinian organizations at
Wayne, many of which are
aimed at destroying the
image of Israel by depicting
untruths in the public display
cases that they reserve. The
Zionist Student Organization
intends to defend Israel's
image through the display of
Israeli tourism material, and
through the presentation of
facts in relation to Israel's
struggle to maintain its
existence.
The group's founder and
president is Eric Norber, a
student at WSU. He has just
returned from a year in
Israel, where he served for
three months in elite IDF
training program called the
Marva. He was also enrolled
at Tel Aviv University's
Overseas Student Program,
where he attended several
seminars on combatting Arab
propaganda against Israel.