WSU Students Chosen For
JN Foundation Fellowships
Adam Joseph-Abraham Mosseri and Dallas
Pillen, both graduate students at Wayne
State University pursuing master's degrees
in library and informa-
tion science, have been
selected as the 2013-2014
M. Jacob & Sons and
Techner Family fellows
with the Detroit Jewish
ge41P4 News Foundation.
The announcement
was made last week by
Adam Mosseri
Jewish News Foundation
President Arthur
Horwitz and archival
consultant Mike Smith.
Mosseri has bachelor
of science degrees in
both history and anthro-
pology from Eastern
ag hibt..w
Michigan University
He is the president of
Dallas Pillen
the National Digital
Stewardship Alliance
student chapter at Wayne State and is
a member of the Society of American
Archivists and the American Records
Management Association International.
Pillen, who possesses a bachelor of arts
in history from Wayne State, works at
the Detroit Historical Society digitizing
materials for access on the society's web-
site. He also works at Wayne State's Walter
P. Reuther Library of Labor and Urban
Affairs, processing collections to facilitate
researcher access.
Mosseri and Pillen will work under the
direction of Smith, former director at the
Reuther Library, in expanding opportuni-
ties for the Detroit Jewish community
to extract valuable information from the
270,000-page Detroit Jewish News digital
archive. The archive is on target to be
unveiled for free-of-charge public access in
mid-November.
NCJW Seeks Donations
For Its Resale Shops
The National Council of Jewish Women/
Greater Detroit Section is seeking seasonal
donations for its two resale shops.
Needed are Halloween costumes and dec-
orations, fur coats, Christmas decorations
and fall clothing as well as designer cloth-
ing, accessories, jewelry, shoes and purses.
Drop off donations at either store, 3297
W. 12 Mile, Berkley, (248) 548-6664; or
1221 E. Lincoln, Royal Oak, (248) 542-2600.
For home pickup of donations, call Kelly
at (248) 542-2600.
Lawsuit Against ePrize
Investors Is Dismissed
A lawsuit filed against major investors in
ePrize, including Josh Linkner, managing
partner of the Detroit Venture Partners,
and Dan Gilbert, Quicken founder and
CEO, was dismissed by an Oakland
County Circuit judge last week, the
Detroit Free Press reports.
In a statement, Linkner said: "We are
pleased but not surprised the court ruled
in favor of a full dismissal of this merit-
less and frivolous lawsuit. Justice was
served:'
The suit was filed by former employee-
stockholders who claimed that a recapi-
talization of ePrize's ownership in 2007
and 2009 diluted their ownership stake
so much that they received no proceeds
from the company's sale in 2012.
The judge dismissed the suit based on
a defense motion regarding the timeliness
of the filing, as the damages plaintiffs
were claiming took place more than three
years before the suit was filed earlier this
year.
The attorney for the plaintiffs said the
decision would be appealed.
r
FREE Donut
with any medium or larger
beverage purchase
NOW OPEN!
6490 Orchard Lake Rd.
West Bloomfield
OPEN
24
HRS
Drive Thru
One offer per customer. Not valid with any
other offer.Valid at 6490 Orchard Lake Rd
location only Expires I I
13.
PLU# 78101
MN
BETTER
SPECIALISTS.
Better treatments.
Karmanos is better at fighting cancer.
At the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Center, better makes all the
difference. Better gives you access to world-renowned specialists. Better
gives you access to new treatments, technology and clinical trials. And that
is proven to deliver better outcomes. So whatever your cancer, whatever
your diagnosis, you can get the best care possible, just by asking for better.
BARBARA ANN
KARMANOS'
CANCER CENTER
At the Detroit Medical Center
Better treatments. Better outcomes.
More moments.
1-800-KARMANOS (1-800-527-6266) • karmanos.org
Detroit I Farmington Hills I Monroe
October 17 • 2013
25
I