Safranim,
I have extra copies of volumes 10-14 (1960-1964) of ha-Mizrah he-hadash
Please let me know if you are interested.
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Joseph (Yossi) Galron-Goldschlaeger
Head, Hebraica Jewish Studies Library
The Ohio
Hi there Safranim
I am seeking your advice, and I somehow think there was a discussion
on this subject not too long ago. There is a large collection of
sforim, could be close to one thousand, at our oldest synagogue. The
books belonged to the Jewish immigrants from Lithuania and include
Gemores
The strangest question I've ever had was whether the phrase milk and olive
oil (as opposed to milk and honey) appears in the Tenach. It turned out
that the enquirer was an olive oil importer, and wanted to know it for a
bet!
By the way, is there a translation of Mein Kampf into Hebrew?
Vanessa
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How about Transcontinental Music?
My (secular) chorus just sang their 4-part arrangement of Zog nit
keynmol.
Transcontinental Press in NYC (Reform-affiliated, if that is relevant)
http://www.etranscon.com/
Josh Jacobson has also arranged a number of pieces in 4 parts for the
Zamir
A friend who is studying in Jerusalem this year as a 4th-year
rabbinical student at JTS, said that the Oxford is the dictionary
recommended by her teachers as well.
Marga
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Marga Hirsch
Library/Media Center Specialist
PERELMAN JEWISH DAY SCHOOL
Stern
We have interesting questions every week. None
of which I would classify as bizarre. Many times
the question the person asks is not the one they
need to ask for what they need to know.
Here are some recent ones:
Question: Where is the section on child
development? Answer: BF 721, but what
Many libraries, especially public libraries, choose to catalog all of
their graphic novels under the one Dewey number (if they use Dewey):
741.5. However, other libraries, especially smaller ones such as
synagogues or schools, like to catalog graphic novels by subject: as
fiction if they are
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Subject: [ha-Safran]: Movie called The only difference
The only difference
Does anyone know where I might locate this film—preferably for
purchase, but also to borrow or rent,
The only difference
Does anyone know where I might locate this filmpreferably for
purchase, but also to borrow or rent, if necessary?
Thanks in advance.
Bev Geller
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Hi. Does anybody have a copy of Stories from Our Living Past by
Francine Prose, published by Behrman House, that is NOT the c1974
edition? The reason I ask this weird question is that on page 81, in
the middle of the story A Wife for Isaac, there is a chunk of text
missing in my 1974 edition.
library-related conferences
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As a cataloger, I don't get reference questions all that
often. Once, however, a student approached me and asked if the
librarians were Moshiachists. I asked him what he meant by that and
he pointed out that the Lubavitcher Rebbe was listed in the catalog as follows:
Schneersohn, Menah?em
I sing in a Jewish women's choir and I am also a composer. I have
composed a variety of music in three or four parts. Most of my pieces
thus far are for three-part women's choir, but one is in four parts -
and the ones in three parts can be adapted for SATB. All are based on
Jewish texts,
Heidi and all you book-hounds out there.
...unedited talk recorded at the independent bookstore Books
Books in Coral Gables, Florida with Markus Zusak, author of The Book
Thief (first ever winner in the Teen Category of the Sydney Taylor
Book Award).
I frequent Casa del Libro, a book shop
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