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Dear Liza (and Safranim),
I am so sorry to hear of the elimination of your position at Temple
Emanu-El. I salute your dedicated work over the years with the collection
and with public programming. You have done so much for the community and
for AJL.
I share the sentiments expressed by many
Thank you, Lisa, for this very thoughtful and insightful post. The
sentence I find the most thought provoking is:
*FROM LISA:*
*Synagogues clearly need to save money and move forward with the things
that engage the most members and cut funding from things that don’t.
Period. Sentiment is
Have any synagogue libraries moved to ebooks and if so, what has been the
response?
Emily Goldberg
exgoldb...@gmail.com
On Monday, June 1, 2015, Ann Abrams aabr...@tisrael.org wrote:
Thank you, Lisa, for this very thoughtful and insightful post. The
sentence I find the most thought provoking
I think that we can keep the discussion on Hasafran.
Amalia
Sent from my iPad
On Jun 1, 2015, at 2:36 PM, Emily Goldberg exgoldb...@gmail.com wrote:
Have any synagogue libraries moved to ebooks and if so, what has been the
response?
Emily Goldberg
exgoldb...@gmail.com
On Monday,
I am working on some ideas for an article on this topic.I agree that "old models" are not working. In my college library we have all the seats filled on most days, but few people check out the regular circulating books. Most are hear to use the computers. I am trying to figure out ways to engage
I've got lots of galleys of picture books that I was sent to review over the
years. I keep them because they are pretty but they are starting to really pile
up. Anyone have any ideas of something cool to do with galleys? Have you ever
used them as giveaways and if so, do the kids like them?
I think I have a couple of good stories, mainly about engaging children,
faculty, and the religious school with library use. I think Rachel Kamin is
someone to advise on the question raised by Ann, as she does a great deal of
programming and promotion and maintains what looks to be a very
Please view the attached press release.
Dr. Joyce Starr DrJoyceStarr.com
i...@starrpublishing.com. 786-693-4223
Israel-Impossible-Era-Press-Release-May-2015.pdf
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Messages and opinions expressed on Hasafran are those of the individual author
and are not
I apologize for the misunderstanding. The book “Israel’s Impossible Era: The
Human Element in U.S.-Israel Relations by Dr. Joyce Starr cost $12 for AJL
members not $5 as previous mentioned. It's over 380 pages (including 70
photos). It is still a 40 percent discount on the Amazon price.
Dr.
Bulletin boards! Check out Pinterest for ideas-you can cut them up all sorts
of ways, like for themed boards or summer reading, or whatever. As far as
prizes--I have never given mine to kids-but maybe they would like them as a
summer reading giveaway. Very young kids probably would like to
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