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Spotlight's On MSU
What's on the horizon for Michigan
State University? With her perspec-
tive of more than 30 years of col-
lege life, university president Lou
Anna K. Simon will address "MSU:
From Land-Grant to World-Grant"
at the next Federation Forum noon-
1:30 pm. Tuesday, Oct. 17, at the
Townsend Hotel in
Birmingham.
The cost for the
dairy luncheon
is $30. A strictly
kosher meal is
available upon
request. RSVP by
Oct. 11 to Kari
Simon
Alterman at (248)
203-1470 or alterman@jfmd.org .
Federation Forum is a program of
the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit to connect Jews to topics relat-
ed to the economic, social and cultural
development of the local community.
Lois Shaevsky is the program chair.
Help Combat Cancer
Jane Hill, a nationally known come-
dienne, will use her experiences
with breast cancer to demonstrate
the importance of laughter as a cop-
ing mechanism. Her presentation,
"Keep Laughing to Keep Healthy:' will
include a comedy skit.
Hill will keynote Huron Valley-Sinai
Hospital and its Natalie and Manny
Charach Cancer Treatment Center's
free "Just for You" program 8:30 a.m.-
2:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, at Edgewood
Country Club, 8399 Commerce Road
in Commerce Township. "Just for You"
provides information about cancer
detection, treatment and support
for women with cancer, their family
members and friends.
The program also will feature a
panel of Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital
experts who will provide medical
updates. A fashion show, pamper
stations (hand paraffin waxing, mini-
back massages and Reiki treatments)
and exhibits will round out the day.
A continental breakfast and lunch
are included in the free program.
Advance registration is required at
www.hvsh.org or (248) 937-4000.
Classes For Couples
Adat Shalom will offer a three-part
series of interactive, informal classes
for engaged and married couples.
Professional counselor Shirley Cetner
and Rabbi Rachel Shere will meet with
couples at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays, Oct. 10,
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Sessions will explore expectations
for marriage and spousal roles, effec-
tive communication and conflict
resolution. Cetner counsels individuals
and couples. Her experience includes
assisting couples preparing for mar-
riage, as well as those facing marital
difficulties.
There is a $36 per couple fee for the
series. Contact Rabbi Shere at Adat
Shalom Synagogue, (248) 851-5100,
ext. 229, or rshere@adatshalom.org .
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Jewish women ages 17-30.
"Advocacy in Action: Empowering
Young Jewish Women," will take place
in four monthly sessions, November
through February. Participants
— selected from among high school
seniors, college students and others
— will learn to empower themselves
as advocates, acquire lobbying skills
and keep themselves informed on
political and social issues.
Presenters will include Sammie
Moshenberg, NCJW director of
Washington operations; Wendy
Wagenheim, president of the Jewish
Community Council of Metropolitan
Detroit; Judy Rosenberg, NCJW-GDS
board member; Susan Herman, direc-
tor of Michigan Jewish Conference;
and state. representatives and senators.
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"Lobby Day at the Capitol;' during
which participants will meet with leg-
islators in Lansing. Selected students
will attend the NCJW's Washington
Institute March 18-20 in Washington.
Advocacy in Action is supported
by a grant from the Jewish Women's
Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit.
There will be no charge to partici-
pants.
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contact program chair Jenny Nathan,
jenny.nathan@gmail.com .
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