Community

s i style of experience with

SOtillo strong emotional fervor

If this does not define
your holiday experiences
you must join Aish Birmingham
for the

Cartoonist Talks
To Hadassah

S oulS ervice

No dues • No dress code

The A ish

ervice will leave y t

Friday night service begins at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday services begin at 10:00 a.m.

Call the Aish center now
to reserve your seats 248.593.5138
or log on to aish.com and sign up
555 South Old Woodward Ave. Suite 23L
Birmingham, MI 48009

all this because the

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understanding why we pray

• feeling good about being Jewish
. connected to God

to connected to yourself

services are conducted in English

(what a novel idea! You mean I will be able to follow and understand?)

aish: we bring meaning to life

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Celebrating your years together in the sun

8/30
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Don't forget to let us help! Contact Sy Manello to get your
announcement in the Jewish News. 248.539.3001

Cathy Guisewite, creator of the
comic strip "Cathy," will present "A
Cartoonist's View of Life" for the
Gieater Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah on
Tuesday, Sept. 24,
at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek
Southfield.
An invitation-
only pre-glow will
begin at 11 a.m.,
followed by a noon
lunch and the
speaker at 1 p.m.
Cathy
Boutiques will be
Guisewite
open from 10
a.m.-3:30 p.m.
There will also
be a raffle.
The event's sponsors include Bank
of Bloomfield Hills, Josephine Ford
Cancer Center-Henry Ford Health
System, Comerica Bank, HoMedics,
Pet Supplies Plus, Sherwood Studios
and Wachler Jewelers.
There is a charge to attend. For
information, call Hadassah, (248)
683-5030.

MJI Offers New
Degree Program

Michigan Jewish Institute (MJI), a
senior college based in Oak Park,
will begin offering a new associate's
in applied science degree in business
and information systems this fall.
The program will incorporate a
general studies foundation with
course work in accounting, business
law and management, economics,
communication and business-level
computer applications.
Students can also earn a bachelor
of applied science degree in business
or computer information systems
technology.
MJI is planning a new main cam-
pus in West Bloomfield, with con-
struction expected to commence
during the 2002 2003 academic
year.
Classes at 25401 Coolidge, Oak
Park, begin the week of Tuesday,
Sept. 3, for the 15-week fall semes-
ter. For information, call Paul
Levine, (248) 414-6900.

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