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The Detroit Jewish News, 2023-05-18

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MAY 18 • 2023 | 3

contents

PURELY COMMENTARY
4-12 Essays and viewpoints.

OUR COMMUNITY
14
Keeping Religion and State


Separate


Panel discussion examines religion’s role


in state government.

18
Israel Education Revisited


Local community day schools explore


new ways to teach about the Jewish state.

20
Assembly Aftermath



Fallout continues at Bloomfield Hills


High School in wake of anti-Israel speaker.

24
Frame of Mind


The immersive music, singing, theater


and art event will feature the talents of


70 participants in Gesher Human Services’


Creative Expressions program.

26
The Topsy-Turvy Bus Runs Again


Hillel students climb on board just in time


for Earth Day.

28
A Justice Crusader


Rabbi Daniel Syme to receive PuLSE


Institute’s Arun Gandhi Award for


Global Justice.

29
Free Concert at Temple Israel


Pianist Henry Kramer to perform May 21.

30
All Dolled Up


Metro Detroit homeowners had their


mailbox taken over by a family of dolls


and the whims of whoever’s pulling


the strings.

HOME
32
Lake Life


A sneak peek at the Temple Israel


Sisterhood Home Tour.

CAP & GOWN
35
Mazel Tov, 2023 Grads!

JEWISH@EDU
74
Antisemitism is Sweeping the


Nation


College campuses are being hit


especially hard.

76
MSU Celebrates Shabbat!

78
Top 3 Tips for Incoming Freshmen

80
Antisemitism Training


Hillel of Metro Detroit joins University


of Michigan-Dearborn for ADL training.

NEXT DOR
81
Making Connections


New platform built by University of


Michigan students allows incoming


college classes to find friends,


roommates and study buddies.

SPORTS
83
Follow the Bouncing Ball


Bloomfield Hills High School basketball


star Noah Adamczyk commits to Central


Michigan University.

83
Quick Hits

FACES & PLACES
85
Woodward Avenue Shul


Celebrates Lag BaOmer

MAZEL TOV
86
Moments

SPIRIT
87
Torah Portion
88
The Ever-Repeated Story
90
Synagogue Directory

ARTS&LIFE
92
A Tribute to Aretha


Linda Solomon will exhibit images of


the Queen of Soul during DSO musical


program.

94
Autobiographical Art


Terry Matlen tells her story through a


series of small paintings at the


Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center.

95
Divorced, Beheaded, Died


On tour with Six’s Taylor Pearlstein.

97
Celebrity News

Shabbat & Holiday Lights
Shabbat begins:
Friday, May 19, 8:33 p.m.
Shabbat ends:
Saturday, May 20, 9:43 p.m.
Shavuot First Night:
Thursday, May 25, 8:39 p.m.

* Times according to Yeshiva Beth
Yehudah calendar.

ON THE COVER:
Cover Photo: From top to bottom: Amanda
Silverstone, Bloomfield Hills High School;
Sam Melder, North Farmington High
School; Evan Broad, The Roeper School;
and Sydney Arnkoff, Bloomfield Hills High
School. Photo by Jerry Zolynsky.

Cover Design: Kaitlyn Iezzi

thejewishnews.com

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May 18-24, 2023 / 27 Iyar-4 Sivan 5783 | VOLUME CLXXIII, ISSUE 14

EVENTS
98
Community Calendar

FOOD
100 Seeds Of Hope

Ancient wheat strains revitalized


for a taste of our ancestors’


Shavuot.

ETC.
The Exchange 102
Obituaries
104
Looking Back 110

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