[ha-Safran]: English edition of Yalkut Moreshet

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[ha-Safran]: Hebrew question

Thanks again to everyone who contributed their answers. For those of you interested in the finalists, I decided to use simply Hashalah for Circulation and Yaatz for the Reference area. Simple, fewer words for the kids to stumble on, and those two were the most consistent among the answers I

[ha-Safran]: Hebrew script on RLIN

Dear Safranim, I would like to know which libraries are currently contributing Hebraica records (Hebrew and other Jewish languages written in Hebrew characters) into RLIN (either cataloging directly into RLIN or uploading from a local system) utilizing the RLIN Hebrew script capability. It

[ha-Safran]: Jewish life on campus

Shalom from the warm South, A patron would like to know if Hillel is still publishing the Hillel guide to Jewish life on campus. [by Cernea Ruth] We have a copy of HAHC's Jewish U : a contemporary guide for the Jewish college student by Scott Aaron. Any other BOOK suggestions? Todah

[ha-Safran]: Bedouin Video

Dear Safranim: We are looking for a video or DVD about the Bedouin. Does anyone know if one exists or if Bedouin tribes/culture may be highlighted in a video/DVD on another topic? Thanks. Marcie Eskin, Librarian Marshall Jewish Learning Center Board of Jewish Education of Metropolitan Chicago

[ha-Safran]: Jewish women comediennes research

Dear AJL: It was suggested to me that I contact you regarding a researcher's request regarding the above subject. I let her know that Sophie Tucker's papers are at the American Jewish Archives, but any additional information would be helpful. Below is her request: I am putting together a grant