CONTENTS

CLOSE-UP

EDUCATION

Hidden Detroit

Report Cards

ELIZABETH APPLEBAUM
A strong Jewish presence
remains inside Detroit.

AMY J. MEHLER
These 5th graders say
it's not as painful
as it looks.

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UP FRONT

11

Tension increases
on Israel's border.

DETROIT

14

• Road warriors like
Federation's new home.
• Candidates have their
say by proxy.

BUSINESS

46

Botsford Hospital CEO
is ringing up profits.

SPORTS

49

EMU is struggling on
court, but not off it.

ENTERTAINMENT 61

An actor gets his break
in a national tour.

DEPARTMENTS

BACKGROUND

Towards
Shared Civility

AROUND TOWN

NOAM M.M. NEUSNER
How Israel treats its
Arabs is a critical model.

Jewish Earth Day
was highly popular.

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Ha-Olam

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Inside Washington
Purely Commentary
Community
Synagogues
On Campus
Travel
Danny Raskin
Carla Schwartz
Fine Arts
Food
Engagements
For Seniors
Births
Single Life
Classified Ads
Obituaries

CANDLELIGHTING

Friday, Feb. 21, 1992 5:55 p.m.
Sabbath ends Feb. 22 6:57 p.m.

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Vol. C No. 24

February 21, 1992

Elyse Stettner passes a petition.

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