July 1, 1994
Detroit
COMMENT
14
Talking Back
15
Rabbi Sleutelberg recalls
a more idyllic time. 5
Tour Guide
Nearly 200 youths
prepare for Israel.
TELL ME WHY
A former Detroiter
The ten big ones
and the other 603.
addresses Harvard.
Health
Tell Me Why. page 30
MIDEAST
32
Before It Spreads
33
If Men Had Babies
Will Israel be able
to count on the U.S.?
The males come to terms
with pregnancy.
A Jewish researcher
Getting fitted.
page 32
studies tumor metastasis.
B
Generational
Divide
The New Jersey shore
beckons to tourists. 58
Carla Schwartz 72
For Seniors 85
Synagogues 26
For Women 90
Candlelighting
Friday, July 1, 1994 8:56 p.m.
Detroit's Stages
Paul Blake has seen
every side of theater.
Sabbath ends
Saturday, July 2, 1994 10:07 p.m.
Focus
THE JEWISH NEWS
Growing In Canton
becomes a synagogue.
TRAVEL
Danny Raskin 70
Round Up 12
Entertainment
A small chavurah
52
Anniversaries 82
Births 84
On Campus 80
Engagements 78
Fine Arts 60
Follow Up 24
Obituaries 126
Oak Park's 1974,
'84 and '94 classes
contemplate life.
05
30
Vol. CV No.17
Business in the
synagogue. page 40
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