In respoinse to Meri King's request for a video that discusses the
current crisis in the middle east perferably from a young adult
prospective [sic] that is not heavily slanted in either direction, pro
Israeli or pro Palestinian, I would recommend the 2001 documentary:
Shattered Dreams of Peace by
I have seen Relentless, which is available from Honest Reporting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On the whole, I give this film high marks.
http://www.honestreporting.com/relentless/
It is impossible to have a film or a book which does not have SOME point of
view. The key issue is whether the editors/authors
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Dear Johanna Bromberg, Dear Safranim,
thank you for informing about Jewish
This doesn't answer Janet Gross's question, but Safranim might be
interested to know how a similar problem was solved in British libraries in
the late 19th century. Large public libraries that wanted to serve
working-class users avoided conflicts with observant Christians -- by
employing
Shalom Safranim,
I thought this event and the book it celebrates, Derech haMelech (The
King's Way) might be of interest to some on the list. Hillel Weiss is a
well-known professor of Hebrew at Bar Ilan University.
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At Motzaey Shabbat Bereshit
I have not worked in public libraries, but I have
worked for private companies.
I have worked Sundays instead of Saturdays as needed.
I have flexed my hours to come in early and/or leave
late to make up the time so that I could leave early
on Fridays.
My local public library requires fulltime
Judy Berger and I run the library(as volunteers) at Temple Beth Sholom in
Manchester,CT. We recently weeded out a few hundred books- some duplicates,
some older books, etc. which we would be willing to donate to any Jewish
Library interested in them. Can you help us locate someone?
We would
Hi,
does anyone have the phone num or the address of
H. Leyvik Ferlag in Tel-Aviv.
Thanks,
alfred
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I see that Dara Horn's website says she won a 2003 Nat'l. Jewish Book
Award for her book, In the Image.
But I cannot find a listing of the other 2003 winners. Can anyone help?
Andrea
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Aloha, Safranim ve-safraniyot,
This message only appeared to have come from me because Yossi forwarded it
to me and I forwarded it to the list. The person with books to give away is
Ruth Klemens and her e-mail address is, apparently, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please
address your questions and
My wife is currently looking for a public library gig, so I am eagerly
awaiting your responses as well. I recently heard of a Seventh-Day
Adventist in the same situation a few years ago. At the very beginning of
the interview, the woman in charge of the interview committee stood up and
said
According to the index of Israeli publishers at JNUL:
the address is:
30 Dov Hoz
Tel Aviv 63416
no phone number is given.
Heidi Lerner
Heidi G. Lerner
Hebraica/Judaica Cataloger
Catalog Dept.
Stanford Univ. Libraries
Stanford, CA 94305-6004
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ph: 650-725-9953
An announcement of all of the 2002-03 National Jewish Book Awards is on
http://www.jbooks.comwww.jbooks.com.
Linda R. Silver
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Below is a generic sample policy that I have used in my classes.
DS
Sample Collection Policy
Memorial Library
Today , 2003
Mission Statement
The mission of the Memorial Library is to provide materials
and programming for the congregational members, staff, and community. The
I have a parent at my school who is looking for the
connection between Abraham and the tower of Babel;
she has seen a reference to his being 48 years old at
the time of the building of the Tower of Babel but
cannot find the source. Anyone know what it is or
where to find it?
Thanks,
Rose Myers
Stamford, CT Library Position Available Immediately
Harry Rosenbaum Jewish Historical Society Judaica Library
Part-time postion for an experienced librarian
to work in a small, volunteer run established Judaica library
in Stamford, Connecticut.
Ideal candidate should have leadership, programming
Hi everyone. A few weeks ago I asked for recommendations of Jewish novels
for older kids/teens. Several of you expressed interest in the responses, so
they are compiled below. Thanks to all who shared ideas! -Heidi Estrin
Speed of Light by S. Rosen - how a family deals with anti-Semitism in
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