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Kaplan of U-M Hillel and conference co-chair Megan Martin of Saline

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this great country
welcomed its first Jewish settlers.

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Jewish Life in America 1654 — 2004

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landed in New Amsterdam (New York).
Now, a compelling national exhibit has been
created to honor this milestone anniversary.

Hadassah Education Series

The Cincinnati exhibit features over 300
iconic treasures of Judaica Americana
that tell the story of the American Jewish
experience over its 350-year history.
For more information

The Greater Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah will present, as part of an edu-
cation series, "Local Jewish Women from
Muslim Societies Speak."
The program will be Monday, April 4,
7:30 p.m. at the Sarah and Ralph
Davidson House, 5030 Orchard Lake
Road, West Bloomfield.
The cost is $10. For information or
reservations, call (248) 683-5030.
Participants will include Sylvia
talking about Tunisia; Hilda Castro, talk-

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The great magician and escape artist, Harry Houcr
was born as Eric Weiss in Budapest, Hungary. He
came to the U.S. when his father, Rabbi Samuel Weiss
became the religious leader of a congregation in
Wisconsin. Houdini is pictured with mother Cecilia
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Conference committee members Rebecca Chinsky of Baltimore, Naomi Karp of
Cincinnati, former Ambassador Dennis Ross and conference co-chair Megan Martin

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ing about Lebanon and Syria; Laurette
Levadi, Kim Benezra and Mireille
Plotke, talking about Morocco; and
Rachel Maisel, talking about Bukharia.
The series is based on the 48-page pro-
gram guide "Jewish Women from
Muslim Societies Speak" created by the
Hadassah-Brandeis Institute, which can
be viewed at
www.brandeis.edu/hirjw/publica-
tions/hotmail.