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Ellen Cannon
YAD Meeting
Hears Speaker
Dr. Ellen Cannon, political
commentator and producer
for National Public Radio, _I
will address current national
and international policy
toward Israel at the Jewish
Federation Young Adult Divi-
sion annual meeting 7:30
p.m. June 30 at Tam c l
O'Shanter Country Club.
The program will feature -
the election and installation
of officers and board members
and an update on YAD by
outgoing President David R.
Victor. Hannah Lis wa
nominated as president for
the 1992-93 Campaign year. =
A professor of political
science at Northeastern II.:
linois and Roosevelt univer-
sities, Dr. Cannon specializes
in Jewish feminism and
politics, religion and the
Holocaust. An expert on
American public policy, she is
active in civil and communal
organizations, serving on the
boards of the American
Jewish Congress and the
American Political Science
Association. She also serves
on the executive board of the
International Jewish Wo-
men's Network, the National
Women's Studies Association
and the National Task Force
on Black-Jewish Relations.
Scott Eisenberg and Ellen
Schlussel are chairmen of the H
event.
An hors d'oeuvres reception
will precede the meeting and
there will be a cash bar. Con-
tributors to the 1992 Allied,
Jewish Campaign are eligible
to attend, and there is a
charge.
For information or reServa-
tions by June 19, call Rick
Krosnick, 642-4260.
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