CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2017
FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT 4 PAWS COMMUNITY CENTER
for college students by college students
Holocaust Survivors
Luncheon At U-M
Pet Resort r Daycare r Training
Grooming r Web Cameras
248-230-PAWS (7297)
2244 Franklin Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
www.4pawscc.com
“Let us love your pet while
you are away”
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2017!
Custom Swimwear
by
Exelnt Designs
fitting women for 36 years
Pick your style, size & color
10 OFF!
$
Expires 6.30.17 JN
Junior Anna Kelman, Bloomfield Hills; sophomore
Emily Dworkin, Plano, Texas; Holocaust survivor
Edith Maniker; junior Julia Berg, Los Angeles; and
sophomore Matthew Mansour, Bloomfield Hills
O
n Sunday, Nov. 13, University of Michigan Hillel students gathered
with Holocaust Survivors for SHARE’s (Students for Holocaust
Awareness, Remembrance and Education) annual Survivor
Luncheon. This was a great opportunity for students to meet Holocaust sur-
vivors and their families, and for survivors to share their personal stories.
“My second time going to the SHARE luncheon was just as powerful, if
not more than the first,” said sophomore Rina Steinberg of Huntington, N.Y.
“Hearing the stories of survivors never ceases to be heart-wrenching, but
what is more powerful is hearing about the incredible lives these survivors
lived post-Shoah. I cherish each story I hear from a survivor, as it is my
responsibility to be passing these stories onto the next generation when the
survivors are no longer here to tell them.”
Sophomore Melissa Berlin of Farmington Hills said, “I am still struggling to
understand the burden our generation carries of gathering the few firsthand
accounts that remain of the Holocaust and transforming them into lessons
that will guide our decisions as future leaders.
“The unique experience of the annual SHARE Survivor Luncheon allows for
multidimensional dialogue between survivors and students, and opens the
door for conversation beyond the facts of the survivors’ stories,” she added.
“Survivors are a gift of living history, and the conversations that the SHARE
luncheon facilitates empowers students to enter the world stage armed with
wisdom, knowledge and loud voices.” @
DJ Kosha Dillz At U-M
D
SWIMWEAR
No Appointments Necessary
Thousands of Suits in Stock!
uring winter semester, the Nachshon Project partnered
with Michigan Hillel’s American Movement for Israel and
Kol Hakavod, Hillel’s premier acapella group, to bring Kosha
Dillz to campus for a concert and interactive talk. Born to Israeli
immigrant parents, he was raised in Edison, N.J., spending summers
in Kiray Tib’on, Israel.
He rhymes in English,
Hebrew and Spanish.
A graduate of Rutgers,
he studied creative
writing and now tours
as a rapper. The event
allowed students to
learn what it is like
being Jewish in a
public sphere.
— Mara Chaben,
5751 E. 13 Mile Rd., Warren, MI 48092
586-977-9140
120
May 25 • 2017
www.CustomSwimwear.com
jn
Farmington Hills,
U-M senior
Senior Mara Chaben of
Farmington Hills interviews
DJ Kosha Dillz.