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Community

Business Dean Gives Talk

The specialist in training and
arvey Kahalas, dean of
executive
education has developed
Wayne State University's
and
provided
training programs for
School of Business
leaders
from
Fortune
500 firms. He
Administration, will be
designed, developed and oversaw the
featured speaker at Bar-Ilan
Young Executive Program for the
University's Lunch and Learn at
noon Tuesday, Feb. 2, at the Max
M. Fisher Jewish Federation
Building, Telegraph, south of
Maple, Bloomfield Township.
Before joining WSU, Kahalas
was Commonwealth of
Massachusetts distinguished pro-
fessor of management and director
of the Center of Business Research
and Competitiveness at the
University of Massachusetts,
Dartmouth.
He has served as dean of the
College of Management, professor
of management and executive
director of the Center for
Industrial Competitiveness at the
University of Massachusetts,
Lowell.
Harvey Kahalas
His background includes the
executive directorship of the
General Motors/State of New York
Aspen Institute for more than a
Project on Industrial Effectiveness
decade.
and Economic Development.
The charge for the program and
He also served on the faculties of
lunch
is $12; funds will not be
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
solicited.
For reservations and infor-
State University and Worchester
mation,
call
(248) 540 8900.
Polytechnic Institute.

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42 Detroit Jewish News

Fighting Heart Disease
and Stroke

Comedienne, actress and author
Suzanne Somers will be guest speak-
er for the annual CHOICES fund-
raising event on behalf of the
Women's Allied Jewish Campaign,
Wednesday, March 3, at Adat
Shalom Synagogue.
The event is hosted by the Jewish
Federation Women's Campaign and
Education Department. Sponsors
are Northern Trust Bank, Tapper's
Diamonds & Fine Jewelry and
Northwest Airlines.
In addition to her television
roles, Somers is a frequent enter-
tainer in Las Vegas. As an author,
she published a book of poems; an
autobiography, Keeping Secrets; a
book on adult survivors of abuse,
Wednesday's Child; and a healthy
lifestyles book, Suzanne Somers' Eat
Great, Lose Weight.
She has a health and fitness video
to her credit and has twice won the

People's Choice Award for Favorite
Actress in a new television series.
She received the Humanitarian
Award from the National Council
on Alcoholism.
Carol Weintraub Fogel is
CHOICES chair. Paula Glazier is
Women's Campaign chair.
A minimum contribution of
$180 to the 1999 Women's cam-
paign is required along with the
admission fee of $25. Luncheon
will be served.
Reservation deadline is Feb. 15.
Reservations must be accompanied
by a check made payable to the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit and mailed to CHOICES,
P.O. Box 2030, Bloomfield Hills,
MI 48303-2030.
For details, call Esther Weitzman
at Federation, (248) 642 4260. the
synagogue, (248) 547-7970.

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