1730-1830. Catalog. The Jew As Other
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Hi everyone,
A reporter from the Jerusalem Post interviewed me today about
Hereville by Barry Deutsch, this year's winner in the Older Readers
category for the Sydney Taylor Book Awards. He is seeking kids to
interview for his article nothing detailed, just wants to basically
ask them how
Fred's suggested quote is what we have on our dedicatory bronze
plaque at the Price Library of Judaica at the University of Florida
... I think our patrons chose it -- it's a really beautiful saying! :)
Emily A. Madden
Sr. Library Technical Assistant
Price Library of Judaica
PO Box 117010
Not sure who this is for ... about the library chairs -- Emily
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To: Madden,Emily A
Subject: RE: [ha-Safran]: Library chairs
Emily:
Sorry it took so long.
The chair is made by KI and is called the Torsion.
How do I get to the newsletter?
Michelle Sandler
Westminster, California
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At Shaarey Zedek, East Lansing, MI, we added these criteria:
1. No duplicates
2. Jewish topic, not merely Jewish author. For example, we kept
Heller's GOD KNOWS, but discarded GOOD AS GOLD.
3. Unless we anticipated high demand, we discarded volumes of
limited research interest IF they
Judaica Reference Collection?
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This book is available from Baker Taylor, Ingram and the publisher
(http://www.gefenpublishing.com/)
Middle East Peace in the Making
Available for the First Time:
The Personal Correspondence between
Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat
to actually read the personal correspondence between
Hey everyone, this month's Jewish Book Carnival was posted today at
Marie Cloutier's Boston Bibliophile blog! You can read it at
http://www.bostonbibliophile.com/2011/02/its-jewish-book-carnival-time.html.
You will find links to lots of interesting Jewish book-related articles!
By the way,
Question:
If the reviews are going to be password protected on the AJL website,
doesn't the link from/to Amazon reviews defeat the purpose of members'
exclusivity?
In other words: should we consider making the reviews an open-access
site that we can share with interested users?
Dr. Yaffa
The 2010 issues are not freely available because of a 1 year 'moving wall'.
ALL digital content of previous and current issues will be available to
members once the new website is aired and password capabilities are in
place. We already have the 2010 PDFs ready for posting online.
Thanks,
Uri
Joyce Levine has posted on the AJL Wiki responses and links from the
recent AJL Survey about the various systems that SSC members are
using in their libraries. Find these Wiki postings at the links below:
http://ajlwiki.pbworks.com/w/page/1636976/Automation-for-Jewish-School-Libraries
Short survey re: translation services academic libraries
academic/non-academic genealogical research
For those of you working in academic libraries, what policies do you
practice and/or services do you provide for Hebrew or Yiddish book translation?
1) Do you have a policy? What is it?
2)
One of my students is extremely talented and artistic and would like
to pursue this after graduating high school but does not want to
attend a secular art school. Does anyone have any advice or know of
any Jewish-based programs she could look into?
Thank you,
Aviva Adler
Librarian,
Shevach
Hi,
I am a recent graduate of Rutgers University with my MLIS. I just
heard about AJL through Rutgers. Do you know of any jobs in Judaic
Librarianship in the New Jersey area? Prior to attending graduate
school at Rutgers, I attended Yeshiva University- Stern College- for my BA.
Thank
We are pleased to announce that the Winter 2011 issue of Quntres: An
Online Journal for the History, Culture and Art of the Jewish
Book is now available at
http://www.jtsa.edu/The_Library/News_and_Publications.xml.
Naomi M. Steinberger
Director of Library Services
The Library of The
We will be accepting resumes for the position of Director of the
Tycher Library in Dallas. We would be grateful if you could post this
job description and circulate it to your members.
Best regards,
Meyer Denn
Meyer Denn
Executive Director
Center for Jewish Education
Jewish
Greetings --
My lovely temple library is being moved to another space within the
temple, and there is great interest in up-dating it
technologically. I have been given the task of finding someone to
advise/consult on a way to bring our library into the future,
possibly incorporating
Hello, All:
I'd love to hear from anyone who is using Library World or has
experience with them. It seems too good to be true
.$395 a year and that's it?
Toby Harris, Librarian
Temple De Hirsch Sinai
1522 E. Pike Street
Seattle, WA 98122
206-315-7398 Seattle
206-315-8486, Ext 7481
Two books on Jewish artists. One essential, the other less so, but
still a fine book. We ship and bill to libraries. Individuals are
asked to prepay. Call 415-831-3228 or email to reserve you copy(ies).
These can also be ordered impersonally through my website at
Hello fellow Safranim,
As some of you may know, I recently took over the weekly link roundup
for the AJL's People of the Books blog. Given that there are so many
of us who probably come across new (and old) web resources that would
be of great use to the members of the AJL community, I
Hi everyone,
I have someone trying to find information on a book, Uzu and Muzu by
Ephrain Sidon. Title variations might beUzu and Muzu from Kakamaruzu
or Kakaruzu. She did find that Sarah Kerem was listed as translator.
She is hoping to purchase copies in both English and Hebrew, so if
you
Hello,
In this vein, is anyone aware of suitable labels we could use to
designate our Holocaust novels (something similar to a flag sticker
to designate an Israeli author, Canadian author, seasonal item, etc.)
in order to make them easier for our students to find? We could use a
simple dot
Just wanted to clarify that anyone can read the AJL Wiki
(http://ajlwiki.pbworks.com)
You need to request access to it only if you want to add to or change
any of the information on it.
Please do visit the Wiki.
Diane Romm
The Jewish Guide to the Internet
http://www.jewishinternetguide.com
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