…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 60tP SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY FEBRUARY 24, 1989 / 19 ADAR I 5749 Michigan Students Hit Daily's Editorials SUSAN LUDMER-GLIEBE Special to The Jewish News Approximately 170 University of Michigan students and faculty members rallied in front of the Michigan Daily on Tuesday afternoon, protesting what they called the paper's persistently anti-Jewish editorials. Ann Arbor rabbis and a representative from...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS THIS ISSUE 60( SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY New UJA Campaign To Aid Soviet Jews ELIZABETH KAPLAN Features Editor In the beginning there was one — "We Are One," the United Jewish Ap- peal's familiar campaign theme. Now, Detroit area residents may have the opportunity to contribute to a second UJA campaign that agency of- ficials say is unprecedented. And indeed the project, "Passage to Freedom," bears an unfamiliar g...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY THIS ISSUE 60c CLOSE—UP FEBRUARY 10, 1989 / 5 ADAR I 5749 A Closing Circle For Soviet Emigres Israel wants as many Russian immigrants as possible, but doesn't have the capacity to absorb them. DAVID HOLZEL Israel Correspondent Indivisible As Night ,The son of a Methodis rn: n e through Black Power politics and Catholic mysticism befor "nd,and,s ,are .011e,.. Jewish working parents h...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS SERVING DETROIT'S JEWISH COMMUNITY FEBRUARY 3, 1989 / 28 SHEVAT 5749 THIS ISSUE 60c Are Jews Losing Their Clout? Jews' lack of influence in the 1988 elections, growing competition by other minorities for power and the instablity caused by the intifada are all factors in a potentially critical situation. JAMES D. BESSER Washington Correspondent Was 1988 the year Jewish politi- cal power in the United States began to wane?...…
