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Federation of Baltimore, Aish
HaTorah and Hillel: The Foundation
for Jewish Campus Life.
For information,. or to purchase
books, see the JLF Web site,

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Judaism in a Nutshell: Israel

Fighting Jewish
Apathy Via Books

According to the American Jewish
Committee's 2000 Annual Survey of
American Jewish Opinion, 41 percent
of Jews do not feel that being Jewish is
important, while 84 percent do not
feel that participating in a synagogue
or Jewish study is important.
"These statistics are evidence that
more and more Jews are alienating
themselves from Judaism," said Yigal
Segal, executive director of the Jewish
Literacy Foundation.
The JLF has begun a campaign to
educate Jews about their heritage and
beliefs by providing every home, free
of charge, with a Jewish library. The
first book distributed by the\group, the
157-page Judaism in a Nutshell: Israel,
by Shimon Apisdorf, will be sent to a
thousand "marginally and unaffiliated
Jews" across North America.
The organization is also developing
an interactive CD-ROM to be distrib-
uted with the book.
"Education is the most potent tool
we possess," Segal said, "and a book
focusing on the State of Israel and the
current Israel-Palestinian conflict will
appeal to Jews of all backgrounds who
may now be looking for a way to
reconnect with .their heritage."
Apisdorf is the co-founder and edu-
cational director of the JLF. He has
written eight of the foundation's
books, including other Judaism in a
Nutshell volumes and the Jewish
Holiday Survival Kit series.
In the past four years, the JLF, based
in Baltimore, Md., has distributed

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Oakland Area is offering Voter Guides
for the primary election on Tuesday;
Aug. 6. The free pamphlets list candi-
dates for federal, state, county and
judicial offices plus ballot proposals.
All candidates on the ballot were
given an opportunity to respond to
the same set of questions for use in the
Voter Guides.
The guides are available at all public
libraries and city/township halls in
Oakland County. The information
also can be found online at

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Corrections

• Ezra N. Goldman of Oak Park
also is running for judge of the
45B District Court. His name was
inadvertently not listed with other
candidates in the story "Leonard
Schwartz Campaigns For The
Bench" (July 12, page 43). The
district serves Huntington Woods,
Oak Park, Pleasant Ridge and
Royal Oak Township.
Goldman has spent the past nine
years focusing his legal skills on the
sorts of matters that are brought
before district courts. His law
offices are in Bloomfield Hills.

• In "School's Out" (July 19, page
31), the file photograph of several
members of the class of 2000 at
Congregation Beth Ahm's nursery
school was taken by Irene Moreno.
The synagogue is eliminating
all classes from kindergarten
through high school. The nursery
school, which last year had an
enrollment of 100, will continue
to hold classes.

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