AND THE GARDEN
As American Friends of The Hebrew University we view
the University as a Garden of Wisdom, a place that seeks
to discover the wisdom of the sciences and the arts, the
humanities and the law. Medicine is paramount here. So is
agriculture. So are Judaic studies.
That wisdom, over the past 75 years, has strengthened
Jerusalem, Israel, peace and people in the Middle East. It
touches the lives of Jewish communities around the world and
of all people and nations.
It is democratic wisdom, encouraging people to give and take
ideas and systems. It is also a costly wisdom. In - time. In
labor. In money. In short, the garden must be constantly
cultivated, supported.
It is also the work of the heart, for wisdom is always compas-
sionate. 'That's why, at The Hebrew University, the harvest is
shared with colleagues, with governments, with businesses,
with the world.
AND YOU
As you are our Friend or prospective Friend, we wish to be can-
did from the start. We need Friends — now — who can afford
to help support the work of the garden, support the work of
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, support wisdom.
AFy e -l < U
AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY
EAST CENTRAL REGION
P.O. Box 2301, Birmingham, MI 48012 • 1-800-969-2348
Marc L. Cohen, President
David J. Litwack, Regional Director
7/24
1998
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