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LESLEY PEARL STAFF WRITER

lit Ben-Ozer knows
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She's among the top students
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rtip High School, a former Aki-
va Hebrew Day School pupil
and varsity tennis player. Still
she worries. So Elit recently
added another credential to her
college portfolio.
She's joining close to a dozen
other high-school students in a
pilot program of the Agency for
Jewish Education and the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
The students, all carrying a
3.5 GPA or higher and as in-
volved as Elit in a variety of dif-
ferent activities, were
recommended by teachers,
counselors and rabbis to make
up the core of the Walter and
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Dan Zimmerman, a Berkley
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scripts for college. He added he
is enjoying the classes a lot.
"Whenever you can gain new
knowledge, you'd be stupid not
to take that opportunity. Espe-
cially when it costs you noth-
ing," Dan said.
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group boards a United Hebrew
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bor. All sessions are conducted
following a full day of school.
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he would instruct a college
course.
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When Jewish institutions teach
history, they often have a par-
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on heroes," Professor Endelman
said.
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view of the past. By reading

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Endelman, U-M history pro-
fessor and director of the
Frankel Center for Judaic Stud-
ies, to teach Jewish history at
an advanced level to high-school
students.
Rather than skimming text-
books for a kernel of new knowl-
edge on the holidays or the
Holocaust, students read auto-
biographies about Jewish life
as it was and is.
Last week, sitting around a
long, narrow table in the histo-
ry department of Haven Hall on
the U-M campus, Professor En-
delman discussd issues of piety,
ghetto life, anti-Semitism, in-
tergroup relations, superstition
and alchemy in regard to The
Autobiography of a 17th Cen-
tury Venetian Rabbi.

these autobiographies, the stu-
dents get beyond the history as
rabbis and leaders portray it, to
learn about Jewish life and
grapple with history on a one-
to-one basis. They are not read-
ing what historians have to say,
but the very evidence itself."
That evidence is disected
thrlugh two-hours of student
discussion, prompted by the in-
struct-)rs questions.
Professor Endelman said he
wants students to move beyond
notions of perpetual persecution
and reinfol red insecurity.
"I want the students to start
thinking ser'ously about the
Jewish past, out of myth and
ideology, to normalize the writ-
ing of Jewish history . These
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