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PULSE page 39

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Holocaust Survivors Support Groups

at the Jewish Community Centers:

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Monday evenings & Thursday afternoons

Oak Park
Monday mornings

Group and individual counseling is available for
Holocaust survivors and their family members.

For more information, please call Program Director, Dr. Charles Silow, at
(810) 356-6668.

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Breyer's Jewishness
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he most interesting aspect ta," he said. "There's no reason
of last week's surprise ap- there shouldn't be three or four
pointment of Judge Jews on the Court, if they're the
Stephen G. Breyer to the most qualified — or no Jews, if
Supreme Court was the fact that they are not the most qualified.
the nominee's Jewishness was The fact that Clinton has ap-
a non-issue in the delicate polit- pointed two Jews in a row shows
ical calculations lead-
ing up to the selection.
Mr. Breyer is a
practicing Jew "who
has a real sense of
what it means to be a
Jew in a heteroge-
neous world," said
Alan M. Dershowitz,
Mr. Breyer's Harvard
colleague and neigh-
bor. Mr. Dershowitz
said Mr. Breyer at-
tends Harvard Hillel
services on major Jew-
ish holidays.
"The good news for
the Jewish communi-
ty is that Steve's Jew-
ishness was not a
factor in his selection,"
he said. "This ap-
pointment reflects a
move back towards a
meritocracy on the
Supreme Court —
PHOTO BY RNS/REUTERS
away from appoint-
ments based on poli- Stephen G. Breyer.
tics, region gender or In the judicial mainstream.
religion."
Mr. Dershowitz said that the that this has become a non-issue
appointment should lay to rest — which is what it should be."
If Mr. Breyer — who noted
the idea of a "Jewish seat" on the
during a White House an-
Court.
"I've always opposed that non- nouncement ceremony that his
sensical idea because it's a quo- grandfather came to the United

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