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MAY 23 • 2024 | 3
J
N

PURELY COMMENTARY
4-10 Essays and viewpoints.

OUR COMMUNITY
12
Study in Israel


Israeli universities offer extensive options


for English-speaking students.

14
Michigan Jewish Family Festival


Celebrates Lag b’Omer on May 26


The festival welcomes all to celebrate


Jewish identity, warmth and unity in


Metro Detroit.

16
Foreign Policy Expert Breaks


Down Campus Antisemitism


Detroit native Harley Lippman explains why


campus antisemitism is on the rise.

18
Auschwitz Survivor Turns 100


Czech native and Metro Detroit resident


Katherine Sattler celebrates major milestone.

20
Israeli Campers to Double at


Camp Tamarack


Program renamed Elaine and Michael


Serling Israeli Camper Program.

22
Bigger than Expected


Demographic study reveals 20,000 Jews


in Washtenaw County.

24
Jewish Women’s Foundation


Makes Grants


Local organizations to receive more


than $239,000.

25
Vernor and Vandenberg Alumni


Plan July Reunion


Calling all students from the 1950s


and 1960s.

26
A Jeopardy! Legend


Who was Metro Detroit native Steven


Dorfman?

28
A New Generation of Yiddish


Elena Luchina led a small group of U-M


students immersing themselves in the


Yiddish language.

30
How We Met


‘You never know when you’ll meet


your bashert.’

31
JHSM Announces 2024 Leonard


N. Simons History-Maker


Awardee: Sam Woll

SPORTS
32
6,470 Games, 1,135,334 Pins


Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson B’nai B’rith


Bowling League’s 2023-24 season


review crunches the numbers from


28 weeks of competition.

CAP & GOWN 2024
34
Mazel Tov to All This Year’s


Graduates!

JEWISH@EDU
70
Playing B-Ball for the Green


and White


My experience with the National Hillel


Basketball Tournament.

72
Mental Wellness Equals Academic


Success


Hillel social worker plans fun events


with students’ well-being in mind.

74
Dear Incoming Jewish Spartan

76
Kalamazoo College Passover


Seder

NEXT DOR
78
Voice of the Voiceless


Lerner incorporates her Jewish values into


her daily work as a nonprofit immigration


attorney.

FACES & PLACES
80
Hebrew Day School Experiences


Totality: A Meaningful


Educational Adventure

81
Temple Emanu-El KISS Dance

MOMENTS
82
Mazel Tov!

SPIRIT
83
Torah Portion

84
The Economics of Liberty

86
Synagogue Directory

ARTS&LIFE
88
Jewish Hip-Hop for All Ages


Comedian and musician blends


family-friendly beats with Jewish themes.

contents

70

18

Shabbat Lights
Shabbat starts:
Friday, May 24, 8:39 p.m.
Shabbat ends:
Saturday, May 25, 9:49 p.m.
Lag b’Omer:
Sunday, May 26

* Times according to Yeshiva Beth
Yehudah calendar.

ON THE COVER:
Cover Photo: Elliot Salama, Esti
Klein, Harry Shaevsky, Rebecca
Rabin and Ryan Schmeltz. Photo by
Jerry Zolynsky

Cover Design: Michelle Sheridan

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May 23-29, 2024 / 15-21 Iyar, 5784 | VOLUME CLXXV, ISSUE 15

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Celebrity News

91
Just for Fun

EVENTS
92
Community Calendar

ETC.
Dog of the Week 93
Spotlight
94
The Exchange 95
Obituaries
97
Looking Back 102

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