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The catalog of the National Library of Israel (Jewish National and
University Library) has been enhanced to create subsets of 1948+ Israeli
imprints according to date of publication:
Israeli Imprints: 1948+
Israeli Imprints: 1948-49
Israeli Impri
Is there a library interested in receiving Middle East studies
journal sets? If so, contact me with instructions.
Sanford Silverburg
Sanford R. Silverburg, Ph.D
Professor
Department of History and Politics
Catawba College
Salisbury, NC 28144
US
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Dear Joanna-
Thanks for your response to my query. After receiving many e-mails
from other AJL members who also have problems with Sammy Spider books
in library collections, I have to ask if maybe the solution might be
for you to try to improve the quality of your paperback
production. We ha
The Book of Life's newest episode, "A Musical Israel @ 60," is now
available at www.bookoflifepodcast.com!
This episode features:
- Yuval Ron, composer of the soundtrack for the Oscar-winning film
West Bank Story
- Fran Manushkin, author of Come Let Us Be Joyful: The Story of Hava Nagila
- Mich
Dear Colleagues: I am pleased to announce the opening of a new
exhibition at Spertus, entitled Imaginary Coordinates, which features
(amongst other items) antique maps of the Holy Land, and rare books
from the collection of the Asher Library (see description below).
A 108 page hardcover exhibit
I have not yet finished the book but it seems clear to me (an
Orthodox rabbi, I should add) from the substantial portion that I
have read that it is not an impartial critique and the author engages
in some standard polemic tricks, the most basic being the creation of
a straw man to knock down.
Dr. Marsha Rozenblit, Harvey Meyerhoff Professor of Modern Jewish
History, University of Maryland, will give the annual Myron M.
Weinstein Memorial Lecture on the Hebraic Book on Tuesday, May 6,
2008 at 6:30 pm at the Library of Congress. Her topic is,
"Traditional Judaism or Reform? The Case o
Lenore Bell
Team Leader, Hebraica Team
Regional and Cooperative Cataloging Division
Library of Congress
(202) 707-7313
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Please pass along if you know anyone who might be interested..
F
I want to publicly thank you, Cheryl, for your collegiality, guidance,
generous sharing of experience, and yes, even for being the one to ask
me to co-chair the convention in Boston!
All the best!
Ann
Ann Abrams
Librarian, Temple Israel, Boston
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