Paid Internships

Orleans Jewish community had to •
back out. That left Phoenix,
Vancouver, and. Stamford, Conn., as
Games sites."With only three sites,
Detroit will have to cut the number
of participants" from its normal
150.
"But ArtsFest allows us to get
another 20 involved." ❑

Teens interested in the 2006
JCC Maccabi Games or the
JCC Maccabi ArtsFest and
their parents should attend
the information meeting
4:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, in
Handleman Hall in the JCC in
West Bloomfield.
Additional information for
both the Games and ArtsFest
can be found at www.mac-
cabidetroit.org , or call Karen
Gordon, (248) 432-5500.

Apply now for the Jeanette & Oscar Cook
Jewish Occupational Intern (JOIN)
program and get paid this summer to work
in one of the following fields:

• Business Administration

• Marketing and Communications
• Research and Program Planning

• Human Services

• Community Relations

Eight-week internships in Detroit's Jewish community are available
to full-time undergraduate or graduate students who are tri-county
residents. Openings are limited. Applications and initial interviews
must be completed by January 31, 2006.

Gain the competitive advantage to land a job after

graduation and call NS about a JOIN internship today!

Israel Advocates

Two Jewish Academy of Metropoli-
tan Detroit students, Ariella
Morrison and Judy Margolin, were
among 250 students brought to
Washington by the American Israel
Political Action Committee for the
Advanced Advocacy Seminar-High
School Summit. The seminar was
intended to inspire students to get
involved in the lobbying process
and to become advocates for Israel.
Morrison, a senior, and Margolin,
a junior, attended classes on the
Mideast conflict, advocacy, Hamas
and Israeli politics, and Iran.
"I was inspired to get more
involved': Morrison said.
Morrison and Margolin have
drafted a petition urging Congress
to pass the Iran Freedom and
Support Act. The legislation would
tighten economic pressure on Iran
by codifying U.S. sanctions already
imposed and urges, but does not
require, increased contacts with
Iranian pro-democracy groups.
Once the petition has been circu-
lated, Morrison and Margolin plan
to meet with U.S. Rep. Joe Knollen-
berg, R-Bloomfield Hills. "Iran is
half way to having nuclear capabili-
ties': said Margolin. "People have to
realize this!'
Ariella is the daughter of
Deborah Roberts and David
Morrison of Huntington Woods.
Judy is the daughter of Beth and
Steve Margolin of West Bloomfield.

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