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AJL Regional Conference in Israel
AJL will have a regional conference in Israel at Bar Ilan University on
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From: Ya'akov Aronson aron...@mail.biu.ac.il
Subject: [ha-Safran]: AJL Regional Conference in Israel
AJL Regional Conference in Israel
AJL will have a regional conference in Israel at Bar Ilan University on
Wouldn' t it be cataloged as 305.4 ? This would include the following:
Jewish feminism in Israel : some contemporary perspectives / Kalpana
Misra, Melanie S. Rich, editors.
Regards,
Melinda
Melinda Herman
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Beth El Synagogue
Northfield Road at North Avenue
New Rochelle, NY 10804
(914)
AJL Regional Conference in Israel
AJL will have a regional conference in Israel at Bar Ilan University
on November 5, 2009. On the program are four speakers:
Shmuel Har Noy, Administrative Director of the National Library of
Israel, Challenges of the New National Library of Israel
Professor
Dear Safranim,
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I agree. The Book Thief is not appropriate for middle school and
definitely not a way to teach about the Holocaust! I consider it for
9th or 10th grade and up; the more mature, the more they will get out
of it! Perhaps this teacher needs to learn how to enhance her Anne
Frank curriculum.
One title that would be an excellent introduction for middle school
students to the Holocaust is Yellow Star by Jennifer Roy. It is
based on the grandmother of the author and her experiences as a young
girl hiding in the Lodz Ghetto. The book is not graphic and written
in free verse that
Many AJL-ers met Mark Blevis at the AJL convention in Chicago where
he gave a wonderful presentation on social media. You all know he's a
fun, nice, energetic guy who was thrilled to help with our
convention. Now it's time for us to give back.
Mark's wife Andrea has just been diagnosed with
Journal for Holocaust Educators
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This list is edited from the message that Bryan Baldus
bryan.bal...@quality-books.com posted on AUTOCAT. I formatted the
columns with tabs, however, the listserv may make the spacing
different from what I intended. If you see a = at the end of a
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Dear Safranim,
Vis a vis the discussion on Accelerated Reader scores for Jewish
children's books, here is a link to our list of Kar-Ben books with AR
scores and quizzes. I hope you find this helpful. This list is updated
on our website on a regular basis:
Hi Yelena,
We subscribe to the Bibliography of the Hebrew Book at Penn, and I
highly recommend it for anyone doing research in the history of the
Hebrew books. It is much more comprehensive than standard resources,
like Vinograd, because it often provides a detailed bibliographic
description
Special prices on these $8.50 postpaid for one of $12.50 postpaid for
both within the US. Additional shipping elsewhere. We ship and bill
to libraries, though it isn't too soon to think about Hanukkah. Call
415-831-3228 or email to order or reserve copies.
All the best,
Henry
The Books
Hi, Amahlia--
Interestingly enough, Rivka Tiktiner was among the people discussed at
the last Lehmann Seminar at the University of Pennsylvania. To get a run
down on the basics, consult the article on her by Frauke von Roden in
the 2nd ed. of the EJ. Her books are rare enough that we don't own
From the fall 2009 of IMPACT, American Association of Ben-Gurion University:
FOR YIDDISH it's the 11th hour, says
Prof. Moshe Justman, dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social
Sciences. People with living memory of it as a
spoken language in Eastern Europe are growing older and fewer.
At the Leo Baeck Institute: Oct 27, 2009: Augenspiegel : Symposium
on one of the earliest controversies in Jewish-Christian relations:
Whether or not to publish Jewish books.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
AUGENSPIEGEL: A LANDMARK ON THE ROAD TO TOLERATION
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