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"Technion Israel Institute of Technology
is leading Israel into the 21st century."
Join us for the
AMERICAN
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SOCIETY'S
50th
ANNIVERSARY
MISSION
"THE ROAD TO
INDEPENDENCE"
NATIONAL MISSION CHAIRMAN - LAWRENCE S. JACKIER
The Technion is Israel's oldest university and premier
technological resource - the largest center for applied
research in the Middle East.
Each day will be filled with excitement in Tel Aviv,
Haifa and Jerusalem exploring the footsteps of Jewish
history.
See Israel from a completely different perspective.
Journey through Israel's "Technion Connection" and
experience the pride, achievement and future vision of
the next Israeli generation!
* Observe Memorial Day candle lighting at the
Western Wall, and commemorate Israel's
43rd Independence Day.
*
Visit the nucleus of all this astounding
technology - the Technion. Dine with
students, professors, alumni and world
famous scientists. Hear about their
contributions to the science and technology
that has built modern Israel.
All for only... $2400.00
Now Is The Time To Show Your
Support For Israel...
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1991
U-M Hillel
Sets Calendar
Jewish Students
Plan Events
The Hillel Foundation at
University of Michigan will
host the following programs.
On Jan. 12, the Jewish Law
Students Union will hold a
Back To School Bash from 9
p.m.-1 a.m. in the Lawyer's
Club Lounge in the Law
Quad. There will be food,
music and fun! This event is
open to everyone. There is a
charge. That evening, Hill
Street Cinema will show
Blazing Saddles at 8 p.m. and
9:45 p.m.
On Jan. 14, the Progressive
Zionist Caucus will show
David Shipler's film, Arab
and Jew: Wounded Spirits in
the Promised Land, at 7:30
p.m. The film will be follow-
ed by a discussion.
On Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m., the
Jewish Feminist Group will
hold a mass meeting. For in-
formation, call Hillel,
769-0500.
On Jan. 17, from 5 p.m.-7
p.m. the Hillel social commit-
tee will hold a happy hour at
Dominick's.
On Jan. 17, Hill Street
Cinema will show Young
Frankenstein at 8 p.m. and 10
p.m.
The Jewish Students
Organization/Hillel at
Oakland University will hold
the following events.
The series, "Ethics, Public
and Personal," with a panel
discussion on "Is There More
to life than an Academic Ma-
jor?" will be noon Jan. 15 in
Oakland Center. Panelists
will include John Urice, dean,
College of Arts and Sciences;
and Tonja Long, student
representative to the Aca-
demic Conduct Committee.
Moderator will be Carole
Crum, assistant director of
Academic Services and
General Studies.
Prof. Beverley Geltner,
education, will lecture on
"Jewish Identity: Dilemmas
and Challenges," noon Jan.
16 in the Fireside Lounge.
To attend the "When Love
Meets Tradition" weekend
conference on intermarriage,
call Sandy, 370-4257 or
443-0424 by Jan. 15.
If anyone is interested in
the Martin Luther King
March Jan. 21 or in helping
to staff the JSO/Hillel table
on Student Organizations
Day Jan. 23, contact Sandy
Loeffler.
The Celebration of Jewish
Arts series will present
Lawrence Kushner 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 19 in the Irwin Green
Auditorium. Lawrence
Kushner is a contemporary
Jewish mystic. He has written
The Invisible Chariot; The
River of Light; Honey From
the Rock; and The Book of Let-
ters. There is a charge.
Students Fighting Anti-
Semitism will sponsor a trip
to the Holocaust Memorial
Center in West Bloomfield on
Jan. 20. For information, call
Joel Davidson, 662-8571; or
Rebecca Hoelting, 769-9919.
The Hillel Orthodox Mi-
nyan will present a three part
series with Rabbi Avraham
Jacobovitz, director of the
Jewish Learning Network of
Michigan. The first part of
the series will be 5 p.m. Jan.
20 at Hillel. In his talk, "The
Only Obstacle," Rabbi
Jacobovitz will explore issues
of success and failure, aspira-
tion and achievement, in the
modern world. The discus-
sion, open to all, will be held
over a deli dinner. The second
part of the series, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 30 at Hillel will be "Mar-
riage and Intermarriage."
Rabbi Jacobovitz will discuss
this issue from a traditional
Orthodox Torah perspective.
Refreshments will be served.
The third part of the series
will be held 7:30 p.m. on Feb.
6 at Hillel, titled "It's Not
Foreign."
Machon L'Torah
Dinner, Discussion
Machon Mbrah, the Jewish
Learning Network of
Michigan, in conjunction
with the Orthodox Minyan of
Hillel will present an educa-
tional evening 5 p.m. Jan. 20
at the Hillel Student Center,
1429 Hill St., Ann Arbor.
The program will include a
deli dinner followed by a
discussion entitled: "The On-
ly Obstacle on the Road to
Success, Myths and Realities:
Defining Success in Our Con-
temporary Society" led by
Rabbi Avraham Jacobovitz,
director of Machon L'Torah.
Metro Hillel
Holds Conference
A conference on Love and
Tradition: Intermarriage Bet-
ween Jews and Christians
will be sponsored by
MetroDetroit Hillel Jan.
19-20 at Milan Conference
Center outside Windsor,
Canada.
College students from
Michigan, Ohio and Canada
are invited to attend. Inter-
marriage topics will be
covered by showing movies,
having discussions and par-
ticipating in skits.
Costs include lodging, food
and fun. For reservations by
Jan. 15, call Lisa Sandler,
577-3459.