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ward education," Mr. Halprin
said.
Israel was chosen for the study
mission because of Mr. Halprin's
familiarity with the nation, peo-
ple's willingness to go there and
because "Israel had lessons to
teach."
As an education official in
America, Dr. Cotman is well
aware of the wall of separation
that exists between church and
state. In Israel, such a dichotomy
does not exist.
"People don't mind using pub-
lic shekels to support non-pub-
lic schools because they know the
outcome is to everyone's benefit.
I'm not endorsing co-mingling
public resources for private
schools. I just think it's indicative
of the Israelis' commitment to use
every possible resource to help
their young people."
Dr. Cotman expressed some
concern over an observation he
made during the mission.
Israeli educators, he said, rely
heavily on educational innova-
tions from America. "All the ed-
ucators studied in the United
States. Their reliance on Amer-
ican educational experiences
makes Israeli education vulner-
able to the political winds that
direct education in America.
They need to be careful they
don't make the mistakes we
made by moving away from the
notion that every child can
learn." ❑

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ied other education systems in
Manchester, England, and Nige-
ria. He participated in the mis-
sion for both personal and
professional reasons.
He cited his desire to learn how
education thrives in a nation with
such diverse populations, in-
cluding olim from the former So-
viet Union and Ethiopia. An
interest in seeing how education
fits into Israeli society, a quick-
ly emerging industrial nation,
also played a key role in his mo-
tivation for attending.
"Israel is a case study of a na-
tion in flux," he said. "The poten-
tial threat of destruction creates
a different character."
What impressed Dr. Cotman
most about Israeli education was
what he described as "the over-
whelming commitment by the
government to fully utilize the
talents of every young person.
"At every school we visited, we
saw a fierce commitment to fully
develop the young people and
plug them into the economy or go
to college. Nowhere did I see a
willingness to write off kids like
this country (the United States)
is willing to do."
The purpose behind the mis-
sion to Israel was to give policy
makers a flavor of how the coun-
try looks at its youth.
'The purpose was not so much
to take what Israel does and
bring it back. We wanted to get
people to think about Israel's na-
tional commitment and will to-

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arty Hedy Lynn has
noticed that her
taste for cherry pie
keeps growing, and
she hopes a lot of people in
Michigan soon will savor the
way she dishes it up.
Over the past four years,
sometimes in the middle of
the night, Ms. Lynn has had
intermittent hankerings for
a slice of the juicy pastry and
has ordered its delivery from
an all-night diner near her
New York apartment.
The dessert seems to stay
fresh in the back of her mind
as it is served in her film
Murder Too Sweet, the
comedic whodunit she wrote, Marcy Hedy Lynn
directed, produced, edited
and is ready to premiere for
Theatre in Bloomfield Hills.
hometown crowds.
It also will be screened at 9
Filmed in Detroit four years
ago and polished in spurts of ac- a.m. Saturday, Feb. 18, at the
tivity as money was raised, the Maple 3 as part of the Update
52-minute movie will be shown Film & Video Conference spon-
at 7 and 8:40 p.m. Thursday, sored by DAFT (Detroit Area
Feb. 16, at the AMC Maple 3 MURDER page 22

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