4- Seasons rimplace

81 Barbecue

All black or all brass finish

Hearth Craft Rainbow

B&P

Sierra unvented
ceramic gas log sets

beautiful

ceramic gas log sets

includes:

INCLUDES glowing embers, ..d...

6 logs, burner, pan, glowing

embers, cinders, grate, &

fireplace doors for Majestic

shut off, push button starter,grate,

SAFETY

36" $290. and for Majestic

auto pilot, & logs

42" $330.

PILOT CONTROL.

18"reg. $419. $ 31999

including

standard installation

special savings

flame resistant hearth rugs was

Hearth Craft stock
fireplace doors
slimline, sentr y premiere, horizon
and ultraview all 25% off
with this ad. All sizes all finishes

Take $5.00 off any fireplace tool

set with this ad

INSTALLATION AVAILABLE

C ustonA Fireplace Glass Doors
Free Installation Free Measurement

(248) 855-0303

30903 Orchard Lake Rd in Hunter S quare between 13 &

14 Mile

by THE GAP & TJ MAX

CLOSED SATURDAY Open Sunday 10 am-6 pm
Monday to Thursday 10 am-9 pm, Friday 10 am - 4 pm

DWYER

AND

SONS

COLLISION CENTER

There are
Many Ways
Tick Up the

DETROIT =WISH =WS

■ Free Loaner available or ask about our Deductible

Joel Goldhaber,

formerly with Maxie
Collision. Inc. is now
actively servicing all
•previous customers
and new customers at

Dwyer and Sons
Collision Center

10/30
1998

Savings Program
■ Free Estimates
■ All insurance companies accepted. We are a direct repair for
many insurance companies
■ Towing services available
■ All makes and models are welcome
■ Turning in a lease car? See me first for a free pre-inspection!!
■ Free pick-up and delivery service available

(248) 624-0400

3055 West Maple, Commerce Township, MI 48390

1/4 mile west of Haggerty (north side)

Now available @ these

ANN ARBOR

LOCATIONS:

• Borders Books
• Barnes & Noble

• Hillel House

• Mainstreet Books
• Michigan Union
Bookstore
• Nicola's Books,

(A Little Professor Books Co.)

Business

MANAGEMENT

from page

132

prehensive schools for the internation-
al management of technology-based
companies was announced in
December 1996. The gift is believed
to be one of the largest ever for busi-
ness education.
Plans call for construction of a
30,000-square-foot building that will
include teaching facilities, offices and
seminar rooms. As many as 42 faculty
members would be recruited during the
first 10 years, with areas of expertise to
include finance, marketing, accounting,
international business strategy and
innovation.
The school would complement the
already existing William Davidson
Faculty of Industrial Engineering and
Management.
The school has named economist
Lester Thurow, former dean of the
Sloan School of Business at the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
as director.
The new school's literature estimates
that by January 2000, more than 300
students will be enrolled in its degree
programs, with eventual overall enroll-
ment at 2,500. Part-time and fast-track
MBA programs are already under way
for students graduating from estab-
lished Technion science and engineer-
ing facilities.
"I truly believe that the school can
become a recognized international
leader in educating managers ... in time
it will make a real contribution to
Israel's economic and political stability,"
Davidson said.
He noted, however, that creating the
school "is only the first step. It will take
considerably more effort for the school
to reach its potential."
Representative Lantos, an economist
whose California district includes a
major part of Silicon Valley and who is
a close friend of Davidson, said the
school is vitally needed.
"Israeli science and Israeli technolo-
gy are world class. Israeli management
clearly is not," he said. "The bureaucra-
cy that permeated Israeli society, the
socialist principles that are so difficult
to get rid of, have had an impact on
Israeli culture, including academic cul-
ture."
The Einstein Award is the highest
honor bestowed by the ATS. Previous
recipients include actress Elizabeth
Taylor, conductor Zubin Mehta and
former New York Mayor Edward Koch.
The Oct. 20-24 convention also saw
the installation of Detroit community
leader Larry Jackier as national presi-
dent of the New York City-based
American Technion Society. ❑

ti