Eleventh Annual Samuel M. Levin
Economics Award Lecture

"Managing risk in the Banking Sector"

•Friday, April 23, 3-4:30 p.m.

•Mc Gregor Memorial Conference Center, 495 W. Ferry Mall, Wayne State University

•Guest Speaker: Professor Anthony M. Santomero, The Wharton School, University of
Pennsylvania

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Need help in math or science? Forget
it; hire a tutor.
But any kid smart enough to navi-
gate to Virtual Jerusalem can use a
Web search engine to turn up far
more detailed information.
There's also a section for hooking
up Jewish pen pals, although the idea
of pen pals seems sort of quaint in
this era of globe-spanning chat rooms
and instant messaging.
There are easy links to all of VJ's
other services, including music, cul-
ture, travel, news and online shop-
ping. And there's a link to "Teen to
Teen," an online magazine created by
teen-agers.
Like other Virtul Jerusalem
offerings, the VJ101 page is slick
and pretty. But the content is thin
— very thin. It's hard to imagine
swarms of Jewish kids tuning off
America Online or their favorite
Internet chat area for VJ's limited
features.
A great idea, but needs more work,
guys.
— James D. Besser

Seen On The Net

It's no secret that Eastern reli-
gious groups in this country are
top heavy with Jews. Reaching
out to them — and helping fami-
lies cope with their return — is
the topic of an- odd little Web
page by a man who goes by the
pseudonym Aaron Goldsmith.
Not a lot of content, but
thought-provoking.

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