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On Jan. 22, Hillel's Metro Coun-
cil will kick off its winter term
community-wide programming
with the Rocky Horror Picture
Show. The party will begin at
10:30 p.m. and go until 2:30
a.m. at the Agency for Jewish
Education.
In addition to a midnight
showing of the film, there will
be a number of themed events.
Entertainment will include the
magic of Daniel Fishman and
fortune-telling by Frances.
Throwables will be provided
and there will be a prize for the
best costume. For ticket infor-
mation call 577-3459 and ask
for Neil Gottheil
On Jan. 20 from noon to 1:30
p.m. at Wayne State Hillel, Dr.
Richard Savin-Williams, from
Cornell University and Uni-
versity of Detroit, will present
an open discussion on "Being
Gay and Jewish."
Lawrence Technological Uni-
versity students interested in
playing pick-up games of bas-
ketball should contact Neil Got-
theil, 577-3459, for information.
On Jan. 27, the Social Action
Committee of the Metro Coun-
cil will be organizing a trip to
a Jewish nursing home. In
keeping with Tu B'Shevat, res-
idents will be given flowers.
Anyone interested in volun-
teering should contact Eric Der-
mer, 855-3789, for time and
location.
Commentator
At U-M Hillel
Progressive Zionist Caucus and
American Movement for Israel
will present Yossi Melinan, po-
litical and defense commenta-
tor for the Israeli daily Ha'aretz
and author of several books on
clandestine diplomacy, terror-
ism and intelligence.
He will speak 7:30 p.m. Jan.
20 at Hillel, 1429 Hill St., Ann
Arbor.
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Events Calendar
U-M Hillel will present Israeli
dancing 8-10 p.m. Jan. 16 at
Hillel. There is a charge.
Project Otzma will sponsor
an informational meeting 7:30
p.m. Jan. 18 at Hillel.
Grads and Young Profes-
sionals will hold a Veggie Shab-
bat Potluck 7:30 p.m. Jan. 21 at
the Lawyer's Club in the Law
Quad. Elliot Ginzberg, associ-
ate professor of Jewish thought,
will discuss the Jewish Sabbath
in Jewish mysticism.
Koach, the Conservative
Movement's college-age orga-
nization, will sponsor a Shab-
bat lunch following Shabbat
morning services 12:30 p.m.
Jan. 22 at Hillel. For reserva-
tions by Jan. 14, call Hillel, 769-
0500. There is a charge.
Join the Reform Havurah 7
p.m. Jan. 22 at Hillel, for Hav-
dalah services.
DR. BARRY S. PLATT of
Novi, has been awarded a doc-
tor of philosophy degree by the
Union Institute, a university of-
fering interdisciplinary plans of
study for mid-career adults. He
is the director of Heatherbrook
Rehabilitation Services.
Thirty-four students at Michi-
gan State University were se-
lected to serve on four area
student judiciary boards.
Among those selected are: JA-
COB KATZ, Lakeport;
ZACHARY RUDERMAN,
Southfield; RACHEL BORD-
MAN, West Bloomfield; BEN
GREENBERG, Farmington
Hills; JASON ZAKS, Farm-
ington Hills; JOSH RYCUS,
Farmington Hills; DANIELLE
SAFRAN, Farmington Hills.
Medical Ethics
Is Talk Focus
Baruch A. Brody, the Leon Ja-
worski Professor of Biomedical
Ethics and director of the Cen-
ter for Ethics, Medicine and
Public Issues at Baylor College
of Medicine, will be the speak-
er at a Maimonides Society
Dessert 6:30 p.m. Jan. 16 in
Ann Arbor, 2939 Birch Hollow
Drive.
Dr. Brody's talk is titled
"Ethical Problems in the Every-
day Practice of Medicine" and
will explore issues of honesty
and deception in medicine. His
presentation is being support-
ed by an educational grant
from Roche Pharmaceuticals.
Dr. Brody receive his doc-
torate from Princeton Univer-
sity in 1967 and studied at Ox-
ford University on a Fulbright
Fellow in 1965-66. In addition
to his position at Baylor, Dr.
Brody is a professor of philoso-
phy at Rice University.
The Maimonides Society, a
division of the Jewish Federa-
tion of Washtenaw County/
United Jewish Appeal, is an or-
ganization of local Jewish doc-
tors and dentists who seek to
strengthen the bonds between
themselves, the Jewish com-
munity and Israel through ed-
ucation.
There is no charge for Dr.
Brody's lecture but reservations
are necessary. Call the society,
677-0100.