Hi safranim -
I'm sure I've bothered you with this before, but now we seriously have to get
rid of two sets of the 1970s Encyclopedia Judaica. We're not up to paying for
shipping them, so we'd like to find them a good home locally (Boston), but I'm
looking for generic ideas as well as specific
Hi Bernice,
If you have the space I would suggest that you keep the 1972 edition of EJ
since it has some articles which are not included in the newer edition. I
would not keep the yearbooks, however.
Joyce
On Fri, Aug 8, 2014 at 6:48 PM, Bernice Lieberman bblie...@comcast.net
wrote:
We have a
Another vote for keeping the 1972 EJ, but in the eight years I've been at our
synagogue no one has ever looked at the yearbooks in my presence, and certainly
no one has asked about them. I think the school director, who gave the old
copies to us presumably because he wanted more room in his
To: Bernice Lieberman bblie...@comcast.net
Cc: hasafran hasafran@lists.service.ohio-state.edu
Sent: Fri, Aug 8, 2014 6:01 pm
Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Encyclopedias
Bernice,
My synagogue is in a similar situation and we even have a set of
encyclopedias that were published on 1906. I would have
We have a small synagogue library. We are weeding our reference collection.
Have other librarians kept older encyclopedias in their collections? Such as
Encyclopedia Judaica 1972 and yearbooks for it 1983-1992, and 1990-1991?
Unfortunately we have few people using our library, ( other than the
Bernice,
My synagogue is in a similar situation and we even have a set of encyclopedias
that were published on 1906. I would have kept them on the shelf but the rabbi
said take them off.
I have contacted local universities ( starting with those with Judaica
departments) to offer them first
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