Three off the top of my head, which have been excellent stimuli to
discussion are: The Brothers Ashkenazi, by Israel Joshua Singer (not Isaac
Bashevis); A Tale of Love and Darkness by Amos Oz (a memoir); and Daniel
Deronda, by George Eliot. If you can get it, The Island Within, by Ludwig
Lewi
Also The Lost by Mendelsohn. We had a very good discussion about that
one. It is long but goes quickly.
Aileen Grossberg
Lampert Library
Montclair, NJ 07042
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We have been given a few journals which we do not keep—free for the asking:
Judaism-- issue 198 vol.50 (2) Spring, 2001
Academic journal of Hebrew Theological College Vol. 1 (2) April, 2003.
Beverly Geller
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Here is another hotel that is near the Marriott Cleveland East:
Fairfield Inn and Suites Cleveland Beachwood
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/clebh-fairfield-inn-and-suites-cleveland-beachwood/
Also, some of the nearby hotels do have shuttle services that would
take you to the Marriott. Be
Dear Colleagues:
At the LC Cataloging Update, representatives from the Library of
Congress Hebraica Team will discuss developments in cataloging during
the past year and will address cataloging questions submitted in
advance by AJL members.
The session is listed in the Preliminary Program of t
Friends and Colleagues:
Many of you have asked about the status of my children's picture
book. Thanks for asking!
This picture book, written by my husband Joe Lipner and me, is a 32
page book written in verse that gives expression to the spirit and
times of Woodstock, the music festival that too
Lerner Publishing Group has an excellent book for this purpose: "The
Handbook of the Middle East" by Michael Kort. Here is the link for more
info:
http://www.lernerbooks.com/cgi-bin/books.sh/lernerpublishing.p?navaction=f6_title.w&navvalue=0822571439
Joni Sussman
Director, Kar-Ben Publishing
A
Dear all,
several people has asked me to share with the list the responses I
got to my question regarding Otzar Hahochma project (my original
question is at the bottome of this e-mail). Below see responses I
received. Many thanks to those who responded.
--
Yelena Luckert
Librarian for Histo
It is not easy for libraries outside the Library of Congress to see
the 110 authority records with nonroman references referred to in the
message copied below.
I have a copy of the file I can send to anyone who wants to see it,
but it has an ".mrc" extension. You will need a program like
MARC
Dear Esther,
On behalf of the Avi Chai Bookshelf program and personally, I want to
thank you so much for the wonderful and lasting contributions you
have made to furthering Judaica librarianship, particularly in school
libraries.
You helped create the shidduch between AJL and the Avi Chai Book
I am looking for a good English or Hebrew translation for the
Rambam's Igeret Teiman.
Please advise.
Thanks
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I wonder why the List moderator continues to allow it to be used for
entirely inapropriate "messages" that are unrelated to the reason
for and subject nature of Hasafran? David has his own special e-mail
distribution for his Israel commentary and information, which I am
on and receive. Why do they
Hebrew Fiction in Israel!
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