Another offer of some duplicates:
Nativ : ketav et le-mahshavah medinit, hevrah ve-tarbut (OCLC # 18495399):
vol. 2, no. 6 (11) (Nov. 1989)
vol. 3, no. 1 (12) (Jan. 1990)
vol. 3, no. 4 (15) (July 1990)
vol. 3, no. 5 (16) (Sept. 1990)
vol. 3, no. 6 (17) (Nov. 1990)
vol. 4, no. 4 (21) (July 1991)
Safranim:
Yossi Galron was kind enough to post the PDF file of this Yiddish poem by
Binam Heller (1908 - 2000) and translated by Yoel Sheridan of our listserv.
Yoel distributed the translation on the Thursday, April 01, 2004.
http://www.jewishlibraries.org/ajlweb/HellerSheridan.pdf
As I said in
To begin with, try reading the EJ, the Encyclopedia Britannica, and the New
Catholic Encyclopedia on calendar. It is a complex issue. Calendar is
indeed Halakhah for everyone. Even the Christian world is not in agreement
on calendar. Western Christianity (i.e. Western European Christianity,
I will be visiting Southern California to teach for the School of Library
and Information Science of SJSU around Memorial May 30. Does anyone know
of opportunities to give a guest lectures or be a scholar in
residence? You may learn more about what I can talk about by checking my
web site:
Of course, ideally, you would read him in Latin (Don't worry, my Latin
isn't good enough either). What I would do is get a good English
translation with notes, of the kind commonly used for college level
courses, such as one from a series like the Penguin Classics or the Harvard
Classics. If
I placed an incorrect email address on the journal offer for Prof.
Davidson. His email is [EMAIL PROTECTED] (without the n on davidson). I
have forwarded all messages that were sent to me.
david
David Hirsch
Middle East Bibliographer
Research Library
UCLA
Box 951575
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575
Hi Joyce,
I don't know offhand, but that quote - The book will join you in
solitude, accompany you in exile, serve as a candle in the dark, and
entertain you in your loneliness. It will do you
good and ask no favor in return. It gives and does not take. sounds
like a line from Shmuel Ibn Tibon's
Thanks to all my colleagues who responded to my posting.
Yes, I was tempted to petition Google, but I think such an effort would be in
vain. The main point I wanted to get across was that I believe it is our
responsibility to ensure that our patrons question the validity of web
sources. The
JEA Waldor Memorial Library
Yom Ha'Shoah Commemoration Event
The Friends of the Library
invite you to a special reception
in honor of
Bracha Weisbarth
on the publication of her Holocaust book
TO LIVE AND FIGHT ANOTHER DAY:
THE STORY OF A JEWISH PARTISAN BOY.
Bracha will share the real-life
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