for a Day School Education

Meet two members of JAMD's class of 2006

of psychoanalysis, U-M.
Also, Dr. Andrei S. Markovits,
professor of politics, U-M; Dr.
Anton Pelinka, professor of
Germanic language and literature,
U-M; Dr. Melvin Small, professor
of history, WSU; Dr. Kenneth
Waltzer, director of Center for
Integrative Studies, Arts and
Humanities, James Madison
College, Michigan State University,
East Lansing; Dr. David Weinberg,
professor of history, director of
Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic
Studies, WSU; Dr. David Wyman,
Josiah Du Bois professor of history
emeritus, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass.
The HMC Academic Advisory
Committee will meet again in July.
For information on the HMC or the
conference, call Rabbi Rosenzveig,
(248) 661-0840.

Kadima Hosts
Golf Classic

Southfield-based Kadima will
host the first Kadima Golf
Classic, in honor of Milton Y.
Zussman, at Franklin Hills
Country Club in -Farmington
Hills on Monday, July 15.
Registration and lunch will
begin at 11:30 a.m. followed by
a shotgun start at 1 p.m. There
will be cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and
a strolling dinner and awards at
7:15. The classic will end with a
raffle and auction at 8:15. All
proceeds will benefit the Kadima
Mental Health Drop-In Center.
That center will be a venue for
clients to gather and enjoy social
and recreational activities with
their peers in an atmosphere of
friendship and acceptance. Staff
will be available to offer support,
encouragement and guidance.
Participation in organizing .
programming and activities will
provide opportunities for clients
to re-learn the skills necessary for
them to function more fully in
the community.
Kadima is a nonprofit, non-
sectarian mental health agency. It
offers residential, counseling and
supported employment services
to adults with psychiatric disabil-
ities.
For information on the
Kadiima Golf Classic, call (248)
559-8235.

RYAN LANDAU

REBECCA STARKS

Favorite activities: swimming, dance,
tennis, the viola
Graduate of: Norup Middle School
Synagogue affiliation: Temple Emanu-El

Favorite activities: hockey, tennis, Camp
Tamarack
Graduate of: Orchard Lake Middle School
Synagogue affiliation: Temple Israel

"I was attracted to JAMD because of
its size and the opportunity for indi-
vidual attention and great friend-
ships. JAMD seems like it's meant for
me."

"The JAMD students I talked to loved
it so much, it made me want to go. I
want to learn more about Judaism
and I can't wait to learn Hebrew."

The Jewish Academy of Metropolitan Detroit accepts students of all academic and
religious backgrounds. Our innovative curriculum includes a preparatory program
that ensures a smooth transition for public and private school students as they
enter this exciting new Jewish environment.

JAMD is still accepting for fall of 2002. Call Head of School, Rabbi Lee Buckman
248.592.5263, for information, an interview or to schedule a tour of our facility.

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