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it most. It is the framework
of religious life to embrace
and fight for those who can-
not."
He added, "Typically, in
the beginning of the AIDS
epidemic, the parts of reli-
gious communities that
were the most judgmental
and least accepting took the
limelight — declaring this
as God's punishment. The
majority of the religious
community has to be forth-
right in fighting that atti-
tude born of homophobia.
"The opinion that people
infected with the HIV virus
should not be helped but
face moral judgment — that
has nothing to do with reli-
gion as I know it."
Mr. Rose said Detroit is
one of about 20 cities which
have formed a specifically
Jewish response to AIDS,

from fully staffed agencies
to grass-roots education
efforts. He was quick to add
that many small congrega-
tions, in sometimes unlikely
places, are responding.
"I've had positive and neg-
ative experiences trying to
mobilize resources in the
Jewish community for AIDS.
The Jewish community
cares, but AIDS is not a pri-
ority. Priorities get reflected
in how resources get allocat-
ed," Mr. Rose said. "I know
of individual Jews giving
large donations to care and
research efforts. But it's
very hard to fund specifical-
ly Jewish efforts." D

U-M Hillel
Events Listing

Shulchan Ivrit will meet
noon Sept. 27 at the Michigan
Union.
The Jewish Lesbian, Bisex-
ual, and Gay Collective mass
meeting will meet 7 p.m.
Sept. 27 at Hillel.
The Progressive Zionist
Caucus mass meeting will be
held 8 p.m. Sept. 27 at Hillel.
A Prospect mass meeting
will take place 7 p.m. Sept. 28
at Hillel. The team puts out
a Jewish social/political criti-
que and literary review.
Several staff positions are
open.
Sukkot services will be:
Sept. 29, Orthodox services, 7
p.m. at Hillel; Sept. 30, Or-
thodox services at 9:30 a.m.
and 7 p.m.

Yale College, when it was
founded in 1701, adopted as
the insignia of its shield —
which still adorns its outside
gate —the Hebrew words
Urim v'thumim, part of the
equipment of the High
Priest in the Temple of
Jerusalem.

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