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JUSTICE

Toned Gelatin Silver Print

Fran Murphy

P'Tach Honors
Barry Braver

Prize Awarded
For Dissertation

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Dion's
World of Watches

Metropolitan Detroit has se-
lected chairmen for their com-
mittees. They are: Eric Dermer,
social action; Julie Galazan,
high school outreach; Kevin El-
binger, United Jewish Appeal;
Jason Roskind, Jewish aware-
ness; Steve Rosen, pr/advertis-
ing; David Jarcaig,
communications; Alyssa Katz-
man, social events. To join any
committee or for information,
call Neil Gottheil, 577-3459.
On Jan. 13, Rabbi Jacobowitz
will speak at Wayne State Uni-
versity's Hillel during the lunch
hour (noon).

have a Chanukah party Dec. 12
at 6 p.m. at the Lawyers Club.
Reservations are preferred; a
donation is suggested.
Israeli Dancing will take
place Dec. 12 from 8-10 p.m. at
Hillel. There is a charge.
Hillel will sponsor a
Chanukah party Dec. 13 at 6
p.m. at Hillel.

29(X) maple road • suite 111

troy • (313) 649-4399

(N.E. corner of Maple & Coolidge
in the Mich. Nat'l Bank Bldg.)

The National Foundation for
Jewish Culture (NFJC) is invit-
ing submissions for the 1994
Sidney and Hadassah Musher
Publication Prize.
NFJC will award $3,000 to
facilitate the publication of a
' doctoral dissertation relating to
Jewish life in Israel or America
from 1880 to the present. Ap-
plicants must have completed
their dissertations and have a
commitment for publication
from an academic or university
press.
The deadline for submissions
is April 1, 1994, and the deter-
mination of this year's recipient
will be made by Aug. 31. For
consideration, candidates must
submit the following materials:
abstract of dissertation, letter
of intent from publisher, acad-
emic resume, reader evaluation
(other than by dissertation ad-
viser) and a description of man-
uscript preparation costs.
Application materials should
be sent to: Stephanie Schandler,
Grants Administrator, Nation-
al Foundation for Jewish Cul-
ture, 330 Seventh Avenue, New
York, N.Y. 10001 , (212) 629-
0500.

U-M Hillel
Calendar Set

The Jewish Feminist Group at
the University of Michigan Hil-
lel Foundation will sponsor a
Jewish Women's Art Exhibit
Dec. 17 at the Union.
The Jewish Lesbian, Bisex-
ual and Gay Collective at the
University of Michigan will
sponsor a Flaming Menorah
party Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. Call Hil-
lel, 769-0500, for information
and location.
Grad and Young Profes-
sionals at the University of
Michigan Hillel Foundation will

Barry Braver

Dr. Barry Braver will be this
year's honoree at P'Tach's Bar
Mitzvah Year celebration din-
ner Jan. 16 at the Plaza Hotel
in Southfield.
Dr. Braver has served on the
Board of P'Tach for the past
eight years. He currently serves
as first vice president. Dr.
Braver helped P'Tach institute
new programs in both the Beth
Jacob School for Girls and
Darchei Torah.
Dr. Braver has a full-time
medical practice in Detroit and
serves on staff at Bon Secours,
Oakland General and Sarato-
ga Hospitals. The Bravers are
affiliated with Young Israel of
Greenfield, Congregation
Shomrey Emunah and Con-
gregation Beth Yehudah —
B'nai Israel.

Terrorism
Seminar Topic

"Terrorism in Israel, circa 139
BCE" will be the topic for the
next installment of the Detroit
Jewish Judicial Seminar, 12:15
p.m. Dec. 15 in the offices of
Wayne County Chief Circuit
Judge Richard C. Kaufman,
700A City/County Building, De-
troit. There is a charge for
lunch.
For information and required
reservations, call Rabbi Her-
schel Finman, 737-7000.

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