Hey hey all!
News from the USCJ Prez-list: If anyone out there just happens to be
looking for Harlow Majzorim, here are two synagogues who are happily
giving them away:
FIRST ONE
Temple Emanuel of Newton (MA) still has about 2000 of the Harlow
Mahzorim available
Contact: Executive Director,
Greetings Safranim:
Does anyone out there have access to the Nevo Legal Database? If so, could
you send these two articles?
1.
Assets of Holocaust Victims (Return to Heirs and Dedication for Purposes of
Assistance and Immortalization) Law 5766-2006, SEFER HAHUKIM [S.H.] [Book of
Laws, Official
some Judaica in German
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Hello. I'm pleased to announce two new appointments.
Jackie Ben-Efraim is the new Ads Manager. I will soon send out an
e-mail address for her.
Zachary Baker will be stepping down as editor of Judaica
Librarianship following the publication in the early fall of the new
issue. Rachel
Hevral
I've compiled a list of LC Classification changes of interest to
Judaica collections. If the spacing does not come out looking nice
on HaSafran, I can send you a Word document.
Compiled from LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION WEEKLY LIST Jan -July 2011
Philosophy (General)
including the book world.
I hope list members will take a look at the Wall St. Journal piece
today (Saturday) called Why Software is Eating the World.
What does this mean for the future of synagogue and community
libraries, as well as for librarians? What should we be doing now so
that we
Safranim --
I sent an unsolicited review to Daniel Merrily this week. It's a
piece on In the Garden of Beasts, the bestseller by Erik Larson on
the American Ambassador to Nazi Germany in the mid-1930s.
I'm still pondering the question whether or not to add it to my
synagogue library (which
Before Mazo Publishers could let you know about a newly published
book, Overseas Press Club (OPC) member Al Kaff wrote his perspective
on Beyond Politics: Inspirational People of Israel by Ronda Robinson.
Here's what he said:
Examine a nation through its people, not through the headlines. That
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