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Melton's Impact
I may or may not be a typical Florence
Melton Adult Mini-School student
(Editor's Notebook, "Commit To
Learning," April 21, page 5). I did
graduate from Hebrew high school —
a long, long time ago.
But like most Hebrew high school
programs, mine was no different. We
learned the same material every year
for several years. We kept repeating
the same thing over and over again.
Questions were not looked upon in an
encouraging way; and so I finished the
program but did not know much
about who I was; what was my histo-
ry; what was my culture?
What Melton does is to inspire
adult Jewish learning. It offers a class-
room setting that is not intimidating
but, rather, inviting. It provides the
framework to explore the questions of
who we are as a people and at least
provides something that most of us
never received as young adults: a
Jewish education.
Coming back for the second and
final year was rewarding to me. This
was especially true when I discovered
that the class was essentially sold out
and there was a waiting list to attend.
Bravo, Melton! Keep up the good
work.
Edgar Hagopian
Bloomfield Hills
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tf traveling west on 1-696, exit Hoover, follow Service Drive to Rinke Cadillac. If traveling east on t-696,
exit Van Dyke: take the second bridge past Van Dyke over expressway to Rinke Cadillac.
Showroom Hours: Mon & Thurs 8:30am-9:00prn;Tues, Wed & Fri 8:30am-6:00pm
A Benefit Concert for The Workmen's CircleiArbeter Ring - The Circle ofjewish Culture
Dedicated to Jewish Community. Yiddish Culture and Social Justice
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Corrections
• In "On Stage In Canada" (April
28, page 47), the actress playing
Audrey in As You Like It should have
been identified as Laura Condlln.
• The photo of Maurice and Lori
Pogoda was inadvertently omitted
from the story on the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America's
Shin Award Recipients, "Conservative
Honorees Noted" (May_12, page 79).
A Gala Celebration starring world-renowned performers
Bob Rollinger
ADRIENNE COOPER ;vocals
MARILYN LERNER piano
West Bloomfield
Appearances by jazz greats A. Spencer
Barefield
giritar &
Dave Young
bass
Featured speakers from Workmen's Circle National Organization:
PETER PEPPER. President. and ROBERT KESTENBAOM. Executive Director
.
Honoring RICH FELDMAN, JANICE FIALK A, ARLENE J. FRANK with the Besere Veit Award
Prevent Genocide
Armenians know all too well the con-
sequences of inaction and appease-
ment in the face of genocide (Yom
HaShoah, May 5, page 32). Ninety
years after the attempted annihilation
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of our people at the hands of the
Ottoman Turks, instead of healing
open wounds, we are faced with
Turkey's ongoing campaign of denial
and world governments that lack the
moral vision to make a firm stand
against genocide prevention.
As victims and survivors of geno-
cide, we have a moral responsibility to
ensure that others do not suffer a simi-
lar fate. Just as individuals and govern-
ments gave relief and provided shelter
to our people in the early part of the
20th century, we must not turn our
back to those in need in the Darfur
region of Sudan. As individuals and as
a community, we should do every-
thing in our power to stop the geno-
cide unfolding before our very eyes.
One step we can take is to lend our
active and vocal support to the Darfur
Accountability Act of 2005, which
was introduced in Congress by U.S.
Sen. Jon Corzine of New Jersey. This
legislation clearly defines the atrocities
as genocide, imposes sanctions upon
the government of Sudan and calls for
a presidential envoy. We know the
perils of inaction; now is the time for
us to take action.
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books that deal with this subject and
are appropriate for young children. A
parent needs. to read and review these
books before reading them to their
child. A parent also should view any
Holocaust film prior to letting a child
younger than 13 see the film. Some
books that are excellent are not excel-
lent movies.
Care needs to be taken when chil-
dren are exposed to any difficult sub-
ject. Every parent needs to know his
or own child and what's appropriate.
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BENEFIT CONCERT followed Wight refreshments
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Maurice and Lori Pogoda
4t:C5 a:20 r•M•
A GLEZELE TE: Pre-concert Wine & Hors D'Oeuvre Reception, I RM. Hear State Senator Gilda Jacobs
speak: - Social Justice. Politics and Jewish Life Meet Peter Pepper, Robert Kestenbaum and the performers.
ROEPER UPPER SCHOOL
1051 Oakland Avenue. Birmingham, Ml
For tickets: Call 248-545-0985 or e-mail: micirclel@iaol.com
5/12
2005
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