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Sets Calendar
Hillel's Jewish Learning
Center will offer classes in
Hebrew, Jewish text, Yiddish
and other topics. Classes will
begin the week of Jan. 20. For
information, call Hillel,
769-0500.
Celebration of Jewish Arts
will present Cantor Gail
Hirschenfang from Temple
Beth El in Birmingham in
concert 8 p.m. Jan. 11 at
Hillel. Tickets are available
at Hillel.
Hillel will hold Israeli Dan-
cing 8-10 p.m. Jan. 12. There
is a charge.
Hillel's Orthodox Minyan
will present Rabbi Avraham
Jacobovitz, director, Jewish
Learning Network of
Michigan, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 13.
Rabbi Jacobovitz will lead the
discussions on issues concer-
ning Jewish students on col-
lege campuses.
Project Otzma Informa-
tional Meeting will be 7:30
p.m. Jan. 14. Meet past Otz-
ma participants and learn
about the opportunities in
Israel.
Check Out Your Career Op-
tions in the Jewish World will
meet 8:30 p.m. Jan. 14. Pro-
fessor Armand Lauffer, Direc-
tor of Project STaR, will meet
with students interested in
graduate programs in Jewish
communal service.
Judaism and Rape will be a
discussion 7 p.m. Jan. 15.
Study will focus on the story
of Dinah and the Torah
passages dealing with sur-
vivors of rape. This program
is sponsored by Jewish
Feminist Group.
Shulhan Ivrit will be 5:30
p.m. Jan. 16 at Dominick's.
This is a dinner club for those
people interested in using any
Hebrew they know. The all-
Hebrew dinner is for anyone,
no matter what their level of
Hebrew fluency. Dinner is
every Thursday. For informa-
tion, call Jeremy Litt,
995-0982; or Brian Mono,
996-1334.
Is There Room For Gays in
The Jewish Community? will
be a discussion 7 p.m. Jan. 16.
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Hart AZA
Kasino Night
Senator Philip Hart AZA
will host its Second Annual
Kasino and Karaoke Night
7:30 p.m.-midnight Jan. 18 at
the Agency for Jewish
Education.
For ticket information,
call Jonathon Koenigsberg,
681-9638; or Seth Tompkins,
553-0911.
If you are like most
people at The Trowbridge,
you have your own life and
your children have theirs.
Here, you'll enjoy an
active, independent retire-
ment in your own apart-
ment. You'll enjoy the com-
panionship of others, while
at the same time, have your
privacy when you want it.
And since we take
care of chores like cleaning
and home maintenance,
you'll have more leisure
time for family and friends.
Best of all, The Trow-
bridge is quite affordable.
There's no endowment fee
or unexpected expenses.
All of the services are in-
cluded in your monthly
rent. To find out more
about an independent re-
tirement, mail the coupon
or call (313) 352-0208.
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