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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Obvious Child Movie
Portrays Woman's Choice
I'm glad that the film Obvious Child (June

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26, page 60) was made because after years
of watching movies that portray abor-
tion as a procedure that causes women
to experience shame and guilt, confusion
and depression, sometimes to the degree
where they get to the point that they don't
have an abortion, there's finally a film that
shows a young woman who has an abor-
tion because she knows it's the best choice
for herself. She feels a sense of relief.
There's much more that could be said
about Obvious Child, but I don't want to
spoil it for anyone. This film will have
a great appeal for young people. This is
extremely important! Some of us will find
the dialogue crass, but this film's premise
and message are significant.

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• In "Secret Revealed" (June 19, page
18), it was reported that Annie's Ghosts
author Steve Luxenberg's aunt Annie was
a psychiatric patient for 31 years at "Eloise
State Hospital:' Eloise was not a state hos-
pital; it was run by Wayne County.
• "Strike A Pose" (June 26, page 52)
should have stated that PureRyde Studio is
in West Bloomfield.

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Fourth Of July

Mir geyen nisht tzu shul,* I'll tell you
why.
It's nisht** a real yontef*** it's the
Fourth of July.
So gay un farbrang**** di gantze
tog.*****
Un ess di hazerahy,****** your
fries and your dog.
The Fourth's as American as your apple
pie.

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* Mir geyen nisht tzu shul — We do
not go to shul
** nisht — not
*** yontef — Jewish holiday
****gay un farbrang — go have a
good time
***** di gantze tog — the whole day
****** Un ess di hazerahy — And eat
the junk food

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Detroit Jewish News
Foundation Fellow

ummer is a time for some
of the world's most storied
sporting traditions, including
quadrennial international competitions
such as the Olympics and the FIFA
World Cup. For Jewish teen athletes,
however, the fun and competition comes
annually in the form of the JCC Maccabi
Games, which will be held in August in
Cherry Hill, N.J., and Boca Raton, Fla.,
with the JCC of Metropolitan Detroit
hosting both the JCC Maccabi Games &

Detroit has been the host city for the
Maccabi Games four times since the
games were first held in 1982. Detroit
first hosted the games in 1984 and
hosted them again in 1990, 1998 and
2008.
This image, from the Aug. 24, 1990,
issue of the Jewish News, shows Ari

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the world competed in sports and enjoyed social function. and the
hospitality of 1,000 host families. Coverage begins on page V.

Nessel (left) and Robert Kamins light-
ing the torch at the opening ceremonies
of the 1990 North American Youth
Maccabi Games at the Palace of Auburn
Hills.

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