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There are still several openings in th e
second session of Metropolitan Detr .
CompUters for Schools, to be held in
the science lab at Yeshivat Akiva in
Southfield. Classes will begin Aug. 3
and run four consecutive Thursdays,
from 1-3 p.m. Tuition is $50.
The organization, whose goals are
to supply all Jewish schools with re
cled computers and the knowledge t .
use them, has so far collected about
150 computers from six local compa
nies, according to founder David
Lieberman.
The goal of the class is to teach st
dents how to tune up, replace and
update computer components. Seven
senior citizens and five teens attende e
the first session, Lieberman said:
For information, call (248) 851-684
— Diana Lieberma
Imported usic
On TV Program
The Intergenerational Choir at the
Jewish Community Center in Oak
Park will be the subject of a five-
minute segment on WDIV-TV
(Channel 4) on Saturday, July 29.
The choir is composed of New
Americans from the former Soviet
Union, ranging in age from 4 to 80.
The segment on WDIV's 7-8 p.m.
Dateline Detroit program will include
interviews with teen-aged members of
the choir, the director Larisa Matusova
and accompanist Liliya Ostapenko, an
footage from one-of the choir's concert
last spring at Temple Emanu-El.
— Alan Hitsk
Grosfeld Pitches
Forum Issues
Folks watching on C-SPAN recently
may have caught West Bloomfield res-
ident Jim Grosfeld urging the 2000
Democratic National Convention
Platform in St. Louis to expand feder-
al and state hate-crimes legislation,
and adopt stronger gun-control laws.
Grosfeld, representing the Anti-
Defamation League, also called for
maintaining a strong commitment to
Israel, and the separation of church
and state in matters of school prayers,
creationism and vouchers.
— Harry Kirsbaum