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days I'm on the phone con-
stantly, all day long. I just
push buttons from one to
the next."
The Perles controversy
was "very difficult,"
Hoffman recalls. "Your
personal feelings can get
in the way of what your
professional responsibili
ties are. But that was diffi-
cult for the whole universi-
ty. And it was very unfor-
tunate because I think in
the big picture it was
made to be a much bigger
item than it really
deserved to be. This uni-
versity is much, much
more than whether or not
someone is holding down
two jobs."
Today, Hoffman works
for one of the nation's few
women athletic directors,
Merrily Dean Baker.
"A lot of us hand to get
used to that new notion
that a woman is running
the department," Hoffman
admits. "But once you're
past that, it's the same
business at hand and it's
the same goals and objec-
tives that we all share. So,
while it is very rare, it
doesn't change the day-to-
day responsibilities."
Hoffman admits that he
has larger "aspirations,"
including the goal of
becoming the "athletic
director of a major pro-
gram."
But for now he's happy
at MSU, taking things one
day at a time. ❑

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Seymour Zate was installed
as president of the
Metropolitan Detroit B'nai
B'rith Bowling Association at
the association's annual in-
stallation dinner. Mr. Zate,
who is the secretary of the
Downtown/Fox B'nai B'rith
league, will serve his second
term.
Also installed were: vice
presidents, Larry Schlussel,
Jerome Gilbert and Barry
Kaplan; Mark Sperling,
secretary; Joe Silver,
treasurer.
Trustees installed were:
Mike Berkowitz, Irving
Davis, Dave Diskin, Herb
Scherr, Steve Fine, Gary
Klinger, Wayne Lusky, Mike
Downes, Jeff Block, Marc
King, Sanford Plisko, Richard
Harris, Jon Isenberg, Marc
Weberman and Mitchel
Lefton.
For league bowling infor-
mation, call Mr. Zate,
661-9897; or Mark Sperling,
477-2786.

Maccabi Games
Delegations Set

The Metropolitan Detroit
Maccabi Club has announced
the flag bearers who will lead
the delegation at the opening
ceremonies for this summer's
JCC's Invitational Maccabi
Games.
At the Pittsburgh games
Aug. 22-26 will be Kim Geller,
Julie Golding, Jeffrey
Horowitz, Michael Medisch,
Erin Schwartz and Stacey
Young.
Kim is participating in her
fifth games. She has previous-

ly played softball and this
year will be playing
volleyball. For the other five
athletes this will be their
fourth games. Julie, Michael
and Stacey are volleyball
players. Jeffrey will play ten-
nis and Erin will play soccer.
At the St. Louis Games
Aug. 15-19 will be Heather
Rosenberg, Marty Maddin,
Scott Spokony, Joey Edwards,
Jeremy Bloom and Elite Ben-
Ozer. For Heather, a swim-
mer, this will be her fifth
games. Marty has been a
member of the track team for
four years. The other athletes
will participate in their third
games.

Farber Moves
At Long-Course

Adam Farber of West Bloom-
field placed in six events in
his age group at the state-
long course swimming cham-
pionships July 29-Aug. 1 at
Eastern Michigan University.
Farber, age 10, was award-
ed a trophy for earning the se-
cond highest number of
points in his age group. His
first-place time in the
100-meter breaststroke,
1:27.14, is expected to be one
of the top 16 times in his age
group nationally.
Farber's other times at the
long course meet: 50 breast,
40.03, first place; 100 fly,
1:20.47, second place; 200 IM,
2:52.10, second; 200 free,
2:33.74, third; and 50 fly,
35.96, third.

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